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    Is the Summation of lg k in log(n!) Equal to Theta (n lgn)?

    ok thank you
  2. M

    Is the Summation of lg k in log(n!) Equal to Theta (n lgn)?

    so it would then be: n lg \Pi k k=1 ?
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    Is the Summation of lg k in log(n!) Equal to Theta (n lgn)?

    Homework Statement Prove that the following is true: n \Sigma lg k = \Theta (n lgn) k=1 Homework Equations the lg in this case is base 2 The Attempt at a Solution i don't kno how to apply geometric or arithmetic progression to the 1st part i was trying to substitute for k but that wasnt...