I have this as a homework question and don’t remember learning it in class. Can someone point me in the right direction or have documentation on how to solve these types of problems?
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I have this as a homework question and don’t remember learning it in class. Can someone point me in the right direction or have documentation on how to solve these types of problems?
You can prove it by applying L’Hopitals rule to lim n-> infinity of 5n/nlogn
g(n) = 5n and f(n)=nlogn
Derivate g(n) and f(n) so you will get something like this
5/(some stuff here that will contain n)
5/infinity = 0 so 5n = O(nlogn) is true