Q1.1 Big Omega 1 Point Select the option which best matches the meaning of: f(n) = N(n²) O For sufficiently large values of n, every input of size n causes the algorithm to do at least c. n² multiplications (for some choice of c). For sufficiently large values of n, every input of size n causes the algorithm to do at most cn² multiplications (for some choice of c). For sufficiently large values of n, there exists an input of size n which causes the algorithm to do at most c. n² multiplications (for some choice of c). You cannot analyze a worst-case running time using , so the statement is meaningless. O For sufficiently large values of n, there exists an input of size ŉ which causes the algorithm to do at least c. n² multiplications (for some choice of c).

Q1.1 Big Omega 1 Point Select the option which best matches the meaning of: f(n) = N(n²) O For sufficiently large values of n, every input of size n causes the algorithm to do at least c. n² multiplications (for some choice of c). For sufficiently large values of n, every input of size n causes the algorithm to do at most cn² multiplications (for some choice of c). For sufficiently large values of n, there exists an input of size n which causes the algorithm to do at most c. n² multiplications (for some choice of c). You cannot analyze a worst-case running time using , so the statement is meaningless. O For sufficiently large values of n, there exists an input of size ŉ which causes the algorithm to do at least c. n² multiplications (for some choice of c).

Database System Concepts

7th Edition

ISBN:9780078022159

Author:Abraham Silberschatz Professor, Henry F. Korth, S. Sudarshan

Publisher:Abraham Silberschatz Professor, Henry F. Korth, S. Sudarshan

Chapter1: Introduction

Section: Chapter Questions

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