Please solve the following show all work y = 12 Please use the y from above (it is a constant number)What is your y from question 1?PART 1: Prove f(n) = 5n³ + n² + 5 is O(nlogn) via definition of Big-0. Where the base of yourlog is y.

The goal of the problem is to prove that the function f(n)=5n^(12)+n^(2)+5 is O(n^(12) log ⁡n),…

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Please use the y from above (it is a constant number) What is your y from question 1? PART 1: Prove f(n) = 5n³ + n² + 5 is O(nlogn) via definition of Big-0. Where the base of your log is y.