Q12: Assume that each of the expressions below gives the processing time T(n) spent by an algorithm for solving a problem of size n. Select the dominant term(s) having the steepest increase in n and specify the lowest Big-Oh complexity of each algorithm. For example, the dominant term in 0.1n+ 10n is 10m and it is O(n*). Expression Dominant term(s) 0(...) 5+ 0.001n + 0.025n 500n + 100n'5 + 50n log1o n 0.3n + 5n + 2.5 n75

Q12: Assume that each of the expressions below gives the processing time T(n) spent by an algorithm for solving a problem of size n. Select the dominant term(s) having the steepest increase in n and specify the lowest Big-Oh complexity of each algorithm. For example, the dominant term in 0.1n+ 10n is 10m and it is O(n*). Expression Dominant term(s) 0(...) 5+ 0.001n + 0.025n 500n + 100n'5 + 50n log1o n 0.3n + 5n + 2.5 n75

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Q12: Assume that each of the expressions below gives the processing time T(n) spent by an algorithm
for solving a problem of size n. Select the dominant term(s) having the steepest increase in n and specify
the lowest Big-Oh complexity of each algorithm. For example, the dominant term in 0.1n + 10m'is 10n
and it is O(n).
Expression
Dominant term(s)
0(...)
5+ 0.001n + 0.025n
500n + 100n'5 + 50n logio n
0.3n + 5n + 2.5 · n75
n° log,n + n(log, n)
n log;n+n log, n
100n + 0.01n
0.01n + 100n

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