Is it always the case that asymptotically, for any $c,d>0$ it holds that $n^c$ is asymptotically larger than log$^d(n)$?
That is, if $f=O(n^c)$ and $g=\Omega(log^d(n))$, is $f/g$ unbounded as $n\rightarrow\infty?$
Is it always the case that asymptotically, for any $c,d>0$ it holds that $n^c$ is asymptotically larger than log$^d(n)$?
That is, if $f=O(n^c)$ and $g=\Omega(log^d(n))$, is $f/g$ unbounded as $n\rightarrow\infty?$
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