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It is true or false..(log n)! and (log log n)! are polynomially bounded?
What does polynomially bounded means?
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Ya i know but this is from any book or test series or other medium ?
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Work book madeeasy
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ok good one
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False, as polynomially bounded means h(x) <= f(x) <= g(x) for all x where h()x and g(x) are polynomial.

polynomial means xa where a is constant.

(logn)! = O((logn)n)  where logn and n both are not constant so this is not polynomialy bounded rather exponentialy bounded.

Same goes with 2nd

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