He was wrong because, although three is greater than five, the value of the three is in the ten thousands place, while the five is in the thousands place. Therefore, the correct answer would be that 36594 is greater than 5980.
6x17=100 so you basically multiply 6x17 which would be 100
Answer:
f(2n)-f(n)=log2
b.lg(lg2+lgn)-lglgn
c. f(2n)/f(n)=2
d.2nlg2+nlgn
e.f(2n)/(n)=4
f.f(2n)/f(n)=8
g. f(2n)/f(n)=2
Step-by-step explanation:
What is the effect in the time required to solve a prob- lem when you double the size of the input from n to 2n, assuming that the number of milliseconds the algorithm uses to solve the problem with input size n is each of these function? [Express your answer in the simplest form pos- sible, either as a ratio or a difference. Your answer may be a function of n or a constant.]
from a
f(n)=logn
f(2n)=lg(2n)
f(2n)-f(n)=log2n-logn
lo(2*n)=lg2+lgn-lgn
f(2n)-f(n)=lg2+lgn-lgn
f(2n)-f(n)=log2
2.f(n)=lglgn
F(2n)=lglg2n
f(2n)-f(n)=lglg2n-lglgn
lg2n=lg2+lgn
lg(lg2+lgn)-lglgn
3.f(n)=100n
f(2n)=100(2n)
f(2n)/f(n)=200n/100n
f(2n)/f(n)=2
the time will double
4.f(n)=nlgn
f(2n)=2nlg2n
f(2n)-f(n)=2nlg2n-nlgn
f(2n)-f(n)=2n(lg2+lgn)-nlgn
2nLg2+2nlgn-nlgn
2nlg2+nlgn
5.we shall look for the ratio
f(n)=n^2
f(2n)=2n^2
f(2n)/(n)=2n^2/n^2
f(2n)/(n)=4n^2/n^2
f(2n)/(n)=4
the time will be times 4 the initial tiote tat ratio are used because it will be easier to calculate and compare
6.n^3
f(n)=n^3
f(2n)=(2n)^3
f(2n)/f(n)=(2n)^3/n^3
f(2n)/f(n)=8
the ratio will be times 8 the initial
7.2n
f(n)=2n
f(2n)=2(2n)
f(2n)/f(n)=2(2n)/2n
f(2n)/f(n)=2
Answer:
so look
Step-by-step explanation:
6x=7+8
2 Simplify 7+87+8 to 1515.
6x=156x=15
3 Divide both sides by 66.
x=\frac{15}{6}x=
6
15
4 Simplify \frac{15}{6}
6
15
to \frac{5}{2}
2
5
.
x=\frac{5}{2}x=
2
5
Done
Decimal Form: 2.5
Answer:
b. both functions have a negative slope
Step-by-step explanation:
The given function is

This function is of the form
, where
is the slope and
is the y-intercept.
We can also determine the slope of the function in the table using any two points, say
.
The slope formula is given by,
.
If
, then,

.
We can see that both functions have a negative slope.
The correct answer is B.