Question 3Let f(n) = 12 logs (8n4 +16n) +5n0.05Which of the following is true? (Select one.)f(n) € 0 (1)f(n) € 0 (0.05)f(n) € 0 (log₂ (n))f(n) € 0 (log₂ (n) x log₂ (n))f(n) € 0 (log₂ (n) x 10.05)f(n) € 0 (n log₂ (n))f(n) € 0 (nª log₂ (n))f(n) € 0 (n4.05)f(n) € 0 (n4.05 log₂ (n))

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Let f(n)-12 logs (8n* +16n) + 5n0.05 Which of the following is true? (Select one.) ○ f(n) € 0 (1) f(n) € 0 (0.05) f(n) € 8 (log₂ (n)) Of(n) € (log₂ (n) x log₂ (n)) f(n) € 0 (log₂ (n) x 10.08) Of(n) 0 (n loga (n)) Of(n) € 0 (n4 loga (n)) f(n) €0 (4.05)

Let f(n)-12 logs (8n* +16n) + 5n0.05 Which of the following is true? (Select one.) ○ f(n) € 0 (1) f(n) € 0 (0.05) f(n) € 8 (log₂ (n)) Of(n) € (log₂ (n) x log₂ (n)) f(n) € 0 (log₂ (n) x 10.08) Of(n) 0 (n loga (n)) Of(n) € 0 (n4 loga (n)) f(n) €0 (4.05)

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