Asymptotic notation | Big-O notation | Design & Algorithms | Lec-9 | Bhanu Priya

big o notation asymptotic analysis with example

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[@afreenyousaf9438]

Thanks ..it helped....

[@mayankpal9436]

Ma'am why we have take the value of n ≥2 in big oh notation.
But why we have not start the value of n from 1 in "O" notation

[@kindkumar6273]

Hello, Your teaching is great. I understood lot of things

[@simranmehra6592]

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Thanks mam. Really helpful

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[@mppraveenkumar517]

excellent and thanks

[@PrakrutiYadav]

Was helpful... thank you😊

[@naumanbagwan3649]

how to find the value of c suppose the function is f(n)=n!

[@elizabasnet2472]

Mam, can we take upper bound as any number that may be greater than lower limit ,except 4 like 5,6 anything??

[@stevejohna3291]

It is better to take the lowest possible number

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[@mohammadghani1379]

Hello, I have a question,
Why sin(1/x) = O(1), O = big-Oh?
I think sin(1/x) does not have a limit as x approaches to 0

[@Gustavo_Rojas]

what does "c" stand for?

[@nitishsharma485]

Thanks

[@angadpalsingh4357]

We cannot assume c=4. We get the value of c by substituting n as 1. Then only we get c as 4

[@gauthamkrishnas1317]

Yeah, i was a bit confused at that area

[@jahndoe679]

it should be 5 right? because if n = 1, 5n is greater than equal to 3n+2 and then n0=1 and n sould be n >= 1

[@arvinbrian7107]

@@jahndoe679 exactly, was thinking the same

[@trakomane55]

We assume c=4, for g(n)...NOT for f(n), I would however like to know how we got to 4. It's 4 as in it is the y-coordinate of g(n). Okay you know what....help me with reasoning why you say substitute 1 and not assume c=4?😅

[@cutebudgies5818]

we take least upper bound of 3n+2 which is 4n so c=4(in big O we take next biggest value to our current value)

[@bibhakumari1308]

Nice teaching

[@SantoshSahu-jd8zd]

why you assume c to 4 only

[@al-haider1113]

Ku k hm c ki value jo N k sath hota hy is say aik greater number laitay hy

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thank you!!

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For what you said thank you raaaa

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How many mathematical notation in data structure?
Mam pls replyy

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thanx

[@naseimmahdi7267]

sorry dear from where is came 4n ?

[@jattslyf1091]

How u take c as 4

[@vineelanaidus1100]

Why did u take c value ?

[@AbB-sh9ri]

It's purely educational oriented explaination.. not a real time explaination

[@alokguptatech7747]

last me apne gagalt kr diya,,, h check it at the time of proof, you the change the greater than symbol , and does not clearly proof it,,,,

[@njaliShinde]

Why u taken 4

[@mitulkhokhar9048]

Dear ma'am, solve the equation of upper bound f(n) =lg(n2) +n2lg(n). Give me answer!!!

[@risavsur5122]

Why you assume c=4 directly??
It can be 1,2,3 also
Any valid reason for jumping direct 4 value??

[@ayushgaikwad05]

yes please explain me if you know the reason

[@ammuzz5910]

its not 4

[@abtrgaming8972]

5.19 lit

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[@abhijitchakra1153]

Last part is not clear

[@isaidalishah]

The condition which you make is wrong .....
f(n)

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Can't understand properly.

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[@kurapatiakhilkumar5314]

y c=4

[@al-haider1113]

Ku k hm c ki value jo N k sath hota hy is say aik greater number laitay hy

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Theer

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Kuch smag to nhi aya

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big HO haha

[@Komal_jayasawal]

Koi samajhayega 4 hi kyu liya gya..
3 or 5 kyu ni liya gya 😭

[@the_anuragsrivastava]

4 ka value f(n), aur g(n) dono me substitute karo, tum paoge is f(n)< c g(n).
Fir c= 3 lo...tum paoge ki f(n) >cg(n).
Means c= 4 me hi f( n)< cg( n) hua, jo iss question ka requirement hai..isliye c= 4 liya gaya hai
c= 5 me bhi f( n)< cg(n) hoga, par tumhe minimum value lena hai, jo question ke requirement ko satisfy kare...isliye c= 4 liya gaya hai

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BC

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Khali bako mat explain v karo

[@master00016]

Thik se explain nahi karte c= 4 kyo liya... 5/6 bhi to le sakte the... Book dekh ke porha rahe he sab.. Ratta mar mar ke

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Not clear explanation

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[@mohammadghani1379]

Hello, I have a question,
Why sin(1/x) = O(1), O = big-Oh?
I think sin(1/x) does not have a limit as x approaches to 0