a. Define Ω(g(n)). b. Express 6n2 + 4n2 logn + 2n3/ 2 + 35 in O-notation....

a. Define Ω(g(n)).

b. Express 6n2 + 4n2 logn + 2n3/ 2 + 35 in O-notation.

c. Express 4log n + 5n1.63 + 3n in Ω-notation.

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