What is the smallest integer value of n > 3 such that an algorithm whose running time is 7n runs slower than an algorithm whose running time is 7(log2n)4 on the same machine? Justify your answer. You may provide a plot or/and proof.
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The smallest value of n is 65536
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MATLAB CODE
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clc
clear all
close all
f=@(n) 7*n-7*(log2(n))^4;
disp('The value of n is')
fprintf('n=%d',ceil(fzero(f,60000)));
n=1:100000;
plot(n,7*n,n,7*((log2(n)).^4));
hold on;
n=65536;
plot(n,7*n,'*r');

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