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Hello can anyone do the work for this question (IT SAYS QUESTION 10) needed that's based off of the style of these notes that I posted under it? I'd greatly appreciate it thanks.. If the photo shows small please open the images in a separate tab for it to show bigger please. The first image is the question i need answered and the photos under it are the notes style. Please realize that the notes are not the same exact questions.. but gives an idea. Let me know if I need to update the question somehow please and thanks.

D Question 10 Use formal definitions to show that: n4 + n-500 = (n2) 4n2-n-1000- (n*) Show your work, similar to the examples from the notes.

Explanation / Answer

1.

For n4 +n -500 = (n2) ,there exists a positive real constant c and there exists an integer constant n0 >= 1 such that n4 +n -500 >= c*(n2)  for every integer n >= n0.

Now , n4 +n -500 >= n4 for n >= 500

and , n4 >= n2 for n >= 500

So n4 +n -500 >= n4 >= c*n2 for c=1 and n >= 500

Thus n4 +n -500 = (n2) for n0 = 500 and c=1.

2.

For 4*n2 -n -1000 = (n2) ,there exists two positive real constant c1 and c2 and there exists an integer constant n0 >= 1 such that  

c1 * n2 <= 4*n2 -n -1000 <= c2 * n2

Now , c1* n2 <= 4*n2 -n -1000 = 2 * n2 + (n2 - n) + (n2 - 1000) for c1 = 1 and n >=1000

because , (n2 - n) > 0 , (n2 - 1000) > 0 and 2 * n2 > c1* n2

for n >=1000 and c1 = 1

Also ,  4*n2 -n -1000 <= c2 * n2 for c2 = 4 and n >= 1

So, there exists two positive real constant c1 = 1 and c2 = 4 and a positive integer constant n0 >= 1000

such that  

c1 * n2 <= 4*n2 -n -1000 <= c2 * n2 for c1 = 1,c2 = 4 and n >= n0 = 1000

3.

For n3 - 3*n + 15 = O (n4) ,there exists a positive real constant c and a positive constant n0 such that n3 - 3*n + 15 <= c*(n4)  for n >= n0.

Now ,  n3 - 3*n + 15 <= n3 for n >=5

and, n3 <= c*n4 for c=1 and n >=1

So, n3 - 3*n + 15 <= n3 <=  c*n4 for c=1 and n>=5

Thus,  n3 - 3*n + 15 <=  c*n4 for c=1 and n >= n0 = 5

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