Give the asymptotic complexity of each of the following functions in simplest terms andthen order the functions by asymptotic dominance. That is, produce a permutation, f₁(n),f₂(n), such that fi(n) = O(fi+1(n)). Note if any two functions are asymptotically equivalent,i.e., if fi (n) = O(fi+1(n)). Note: 'Ig x' is a simpler notation for 'log₂ x'.fe(n)= 4 lg (n²+ 2n) + 6nº.7f(n) = n5 + 10¹0 lg (n+100)fe(n)= 3n lg (n² + 2) + n²

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Give the asymptotic complexity of each of the following functions in simplest terms and then order the functions by asymptotic dominance. That is, produce a permutation, f₁(n), 2(n), ..., such that fi(n) = O(f₁+1(n)). Note if any two functions are asymptotically equivalent, .e., if f¡ (n) = O(fi+1(n)). Note: 'Ig x' is a simpler notation for 'log₂ x'. fe(n) = 4 lg (n² + 2n) + 6n0.7 f(n) = n5 + 10¹⁰ lg (n+100) fe(n) = 3n lg (n²+ 2) + n² . ● .

Give the asymptotic complexity of each of the following functions in simplest terms and then order the functions by asymptotic dominance. That is, produce a permutation, f₁(n), 2(n), ..., such that fi(n) = O(f₁+1(n)). Note if any two functions are asymptotically equivalent, .e., if f¡ (n) = O(fi+1(n)). Note: 'Ig x' is a simpler notation for 'log₂ x'. fe(n) = 4 lg (n² + 2n) + 6n0.7 f(n) = n5 + 10¹⁰ lg (n+100) fe(n) = 3n lg (n²+ 2) + n² . ● .

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