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Q: Which of these functions is not O(n)? A) O{n4og2n) B) (log;")? C) ologz(log2n) D) O(nlog,n)

A: The correct option is: C) O(log2(log2n))   As the value of n grows, log2n will bring the…

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Computational Systems

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