Justify the following statements using the "big-Oh" definition: a) (n+25)2 is O(n2) , and n2 is...

Justify the following statements using the "big-Oh" definition:

a) (n+25)² is O(n²) , and n² is O((n+25)²)

b) n³ is NOT O(n²);

c) Given f1(n) is (n+25)² , and f2(n) is n³ what is the big-Oh for f1(n) x f2(n)?

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