I have this question in my h.w:
Prove or disprove: (5n)!=O(n!^5).
I don't know how to approach this (of course I know the O notation definition but I don't have a clue how to solve it).. any help please?
I have this question in my h.w:
Prove or disprove: (5n)!=O(n!^5).
I don't know how to approach this (of course I know the O notation definition but I don't have a clue how to solve it).. any help please?
I think we have to use Stirling's approximation here, which gives the following approximations:
Since it is known that:
We have:
If you need a more detailed proof, you can indeed use the Big O formal definition, still with Stirling's approximation, to obtain this result.