$$(\log n)^k = O(n)?$$ For $k> 1$.
$k$ is a constant, such as number $4$.
I think it is not true for $n=32$ and greater. $n=32, n=64, n=128,\dots$ So, I can not find $n_0$ and $c$.
$$(\log n)^k = O(n)?$$ For $k> 1$.
$k$ is a constant, such as number $4$.
I think it is not true for $n=32$ and greater. $n=32, n=64, n=128,\dots$ So, I can not find $n_0$ and $c$.
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Here's one way: use the definition of a limit and what easily follows from l'Hopital's theorem:
$$ \lim \frac{\log^k n}{n} \to 0.$$