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When I have a function of two variables like:
f(x, y) = log y + 3 * x^4
I can say that the asymptotic domain of function is theta(x^4)
? Or I have to consider the two variables and define how Omega(y + x)
?
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When I have a function of two variables like:
f(x, y) = log y + 3 * x^4
I can say that the asymptotic domain of function is theta(x^4)
? Or I have to consider the two variables and define how Omega(y + x)
?
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It is only x 4 because it clearly dominates for large values of x.
Regardless of who dominates, they are two variables and both need to be included.
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