Big O notation true or false questions?
Are these true or false? Using true (not abused) meaning of Big-O (and Big-Omega), not just the tightest bound

Answer:
6. n^2 + logn^2 = omega (n)
It is true , check f(n) > = c1*g(n)
here f(n) = n^2 + logn^2 = n^2 + nlong , g(n) = n
now omega definition : f(n) > = c1*g(n)
= n^2 + nlogn > = n * c1
It satisfies the definition by c = 1 and n = 2
thus it is true
7. True , as n^n is always greater than n!
8. It is true as in the given equation logn is the highest term.
9. It is false as it is dependent on n so cannot take constant time.
10. It is true as the highest term in the equation is n^6.
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