QUESTION 25 Four algorithms have the following complexity functions: fin)=2n2(log,(n) + 1) fan) = 2" +n? +n fan) = 10n(n? + 2n + 1) faln) =n?(3+ yn) Under very large n. which of the following ordering does represent ordering of those algorithms from the fastest to the slowest? O f3,fa.f2. f1 fa.f.fa f2 O f2. fa: fa fı O f2. fa. fafi

QUESTION 25 Four algorithms have the following complexity functions: fin)=2n2(log,(n) + 1) fan) = 2" +n? +n fan) = 10n(n? + 2n + 1) faln) =n?(3+ yn) Under very large n. which of the following ordering does represent ordering of those algorithms from the fastest to the slowest? O f3,fa.f2. f1 fa.f.fa f2 O f2. fa: fa fı O f2. fa. fafi

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