This week we learned about proving more complicated big O and big Omega questions. Although they appear to be complicated at first, it seems the trend is if you follow the proof structure taught throughout the course, and simply write your given definitions (in the antecedent), choosing your c and b don't seem to be all to difficult.
My only concern is that for most of the questions, we were given whether the statement was true or false, and surprisingly some of the statements I believed to be true, were false.
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