II. Determine the big-O measure for each of the functions in the lower table. Choose from thevarious big-O measures in the upper table.A. O(1)G. O(Y)M. O(Y¹6)S. O(N log N)Y. O(W!)EE. O(X³Y)B. O(X)H. O(log Y)N. O(Z)T. O(N²)Z. O(67W)C. O(log X)I. O(Y log Y)O. 0(Z²)U. O(N²log N)AA. O(V)D. O(X log X)J. O(Y²)P. O(Z³)V. O(W³)BB. O(VV)E. O(X²)K. O(Y³)Q. O(log N)W. O(W⁹)CC. O(25¹)F. O(X³)L. O(Y¹5)R. O(N)X. O(9W)DD. O(XY) 30.T1(N) = 37N²32. T1(N) = log2 N31. T2(N) = N² log N33. | T2(N) = log3 N

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II. Determine the big-O measure for each of the functions in the lower table. Choose from the various big-O measures in the upper table. A. 0(1) G. O(Y) 1. O(Y16) 5. O(N log N) B. O(X) H. O(log Y) N. O(Z) T. O(N²) C. O(log X) I. O(Y log Y) 0.0(Z²) U. O(N² log N) D. O(X log X) J. O(Y²) P. O(Z³) V. O(W³) E. O(X²) K. O(Y³) Q. O(log N) W. O(W⁹) F. O(X³) L. O(Y15 R. O(N) X. O(9W

II. Determine the big-O measure for each of the functions in the lower table. Choose from the various big-O measures in the upper table. A. 0(1) G. O(Y) 1. O(Y16) 5. O(N log N) B. O(X) H. O(log Y) N. O(Z) T. O(N²) C. O(log X) I. O(Y log Y) 0.0(Z²) U. O(N² log N) D. O(X log X) J. O(Y²) P. O(Z³) V. O(W³) E. O(X²) K. O(Y³) Q. O(log N) W. O(W⁹) F. O(X³) L. O(Y15 R. O(N) X. O(9W

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