JAVA BIG O ANALYSIS
f(n)=24n+2nlg(n)+280 is of order O(nlog(n))
a.Is it correct say that the expression in Q2 is O(2n)? Explain
b. Is it useful to say that the expression in Q2 is O(2n)? Explain.
--> f(n)=24n+2nlg(n)+280 is of order O(nlog(n))
(a)
If we say that the expression is O(2n), If the n becomes very large then O(2n) will become very less compared
to O(nlog(n)).
ex: n = 232
--> 2n = 2 * 232 = 233
--> nlog(n) = 232 * log(232) = 32 * 232 = 25 * 232 = 237
So, clearly we see that O(nlog(n)) overtakes O(2n) for higher values of n. So, It is not correct.
(b)
It is also not useful to say expression is O(2n) because we will be giving wrong estimation for the time it
will take to run which will be a problem since the difference is very high.
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