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hi,
I am reading Prime Obsession and john talks about Big o. He goes if Function A is trapped within + and - of function B then F(A) is Big O of F(B)
So, y=Sin x is Big O of Y = 1 right?
He also goes that if F(A) is Big O of F(B) then so is any multiple of F(A).
so y=2sinx is also big O of Y=1? Even though is breaks the limit infinite amount of times?
Any clarification appreciated. Thanks!
I am reading Prime Obsession and john talks about Big o. He goes if Function A is trapped within + and - of function B then F(A) is Big O of F(B)
So, y=Sin x is Big O of Y = 1 right?
He also goes that if F(A) is Big O of F(B) then so is any multiple of F(A).
so y=2sinx is also big O of Y=1? Even though is breaks the limit infinite amount of times?
Any clarification appreciated. Thanks!