$5 \log( \log n) $
$n (\log n)^2$
$\sqrt{n} \log n$
$n^{\frac{4}{3}}$
$n \log (\log n)$
$7 \sqrt{n}$
What is the ascending order of the growth function? Please give the explanation as well.
$5 \log( \log n) $
$n (\log n)^2$
$\sqrt{n} \log n$
$n^{\frac{4}{3}}$
$n \log (\log n)$
$7 \sqrt{n}$
What is the ascending order of the growth function? Please give the explanation as well.
If you take sufficiently large value of n,then ascending order according to the value will be, $5 log( log n) < 7 \sqrt{n}<\sqrt{n} log n<n log (log n)<n (log n)^2<n^{\frac{4}{3}}$
So,if we sort them from Most efficient to least efficient,it will be
$5 log( log n) > 7 \sqrt{n}>\sqrt{n} log n>n log (log n)>n (log n)^2>n^{\frac{4}{3}}$