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Show that iff1(x)is Θ(g1(x)), is Θ(g2(x)), anddata-custom-editor="chemistry" f2(x)0andg2(x)0for all real numbers x > 0 then, (f1/f)2(x)is Θ(g1/g2(x)).

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It is given that, f1(x) is Θ(g1x), f2(x)is Θ(g2x), then we have to prove that f1/f2(x)isΘg1/g2(x).

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Step 1:

For f1(x)is Θg1(x), applying the definition of Big-theta Notation

f1(x)a1g1(x)ifx>b1f1(x)a2g1(x)ifx>b2

Where, a1,a2,b1andb2 and are constants.

For f2x is data-custom-editor="chemistry" Θ(g2(x)), applying the definition of Big-theta Notation

role="math" localid="1668528171320" f2(x)a3g2(x)ifx>b3f2(x)a4g2(x)ifx>b4

Where,a3,a4,b3andb4 and are constants.

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Step 2:

We can take, b = maxb1,b2,b3,b4

Dividing byf1(x)a2g1(x)byf2(x)a4g2(x)

f1(x)f2(x)a1g1(x)a3g2(x)

We get,f1f2(x)a1a3g1g2(x)

Hence,f1f2(x)isOg1g2(x)withb=maxb1,b2,b3,b4anda=a1/a3

f1(x)f2(x)a1g1(x)a3g2(x)

We get,f1f2(x)a1a3g1g2(x)

Hence, f1f2(x)isΩg1g2(x) with b = maxrole="math" localid="1668528483523" b1,b2,b3,b4anda=a2/a4

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Step 3:

By using f1f2(x)is Og1g2(x)f1f2(x)isf1f2(x)isΩg1g2(x)

Hence, by using the definition of Big-Theta Notation, we can conclude thatΘ(f1/f2(x)) is Θ(g1/g2(x)).

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