what is result following forlmula?
$\sqrt{n} \log_2 n/n $
I saw in a book that achieve(get) to $ \sqrt{n} / \log_2 n$
i mean $\sqrt{n} \log_2 n/n = \sqrt{n} / \log_2 n $
but how to get this result?
in the book writen that $\sqrt{n} \log_2 n$ has less Exponential growth than $n \log_2 2 $ and after writen becuse in $ \sqrt{n} / \log_2 n$ is $ \sqrt{n}$ always gratter than $ \log_2 n$. (you can removing $\log_2 2$ beacuse that is a constant)
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No it is not true, we have that
$$ \frac{\sqrt{n}}n\log_2 n=\frac{\sqrt{n}}{\sqrt{n}}\frac{\sqrt{n}}n\log_2 n=\frac 1{\sqrt{n}}\log_2 n=\frac1{\frac{\sqrt{n}}{\log_2 n}}$$
Edit
What is true is that $n \log_2 2$ growth faster than $\sqrt{n} \log_2 n$ indeed
$$\frac{n \log_2 2}{\sqrt{n} \log_2 n}=\frac{\sqrt{n}}{\sqrt{n}}\frac{n \cdot 1}{\sqrt{n} \log_2 n}=\frac{\sqrt n}{\log_2 n}$$
and for $n$ large $\sqrt n > \log_2 n$.