Which of the following statements are true?i. 2" - n logn is in (n logn).ii. 2n³ is in (nº).iii. 10n³ is in (n¹).iv. + even(n) implies even(2n)v. + (Pimplies (2) implies (Q implies P)

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Which of the following i. 2"-n logn is in ii. 2n³ is in (nº). iii. 10m³ is in (n¹). statements are true? (n logn).

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