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Is (2^(n+1))∈O(2^n)? Is (2^(2n))∈O(2^n)?

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Is (2^(n+1))∈O(2^n)? Is (2^(2n))∈O(2^n)?

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Answer:

118.224898n4o2+118.224898n3o2 or 21.746255n2o

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Viktor Anastasov answered May 7, 2020

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