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iSwap 2.7.8 iphone iOS 9.0.2 for the IOS 9 update. iphone IPSW files for iOS 9 update. iOS 9.0.2 IPSW iPaw iPhone IPSW with custom firmware External links What is an iPhone (iOS) IPSW file? (Apple support article) ipsw.com (English) ipsw.cn (Chinese) Category:Computer file formats Category:Jailbreaking Category:Mobile software Category:Mobile device recycling Category:Mobile device types Category:Non-Apple hardwareQ: Is the Big O notation in general applicable to non-polynomial functions? I'm learning about Big O notation and I was told that Big O notation is applicable only to polynomial functions. What if I want to compute, for example, the time complexity of the expression: f(n) = n * f(n-1) + n*f(n-1) + n*f(n-1) +... + n*f(n-1) and I want to make the big O complexity estimations, but what if there is no relation between the n's and the f's? What if there are more than one function involved, say f(n) = n * f(n-1) + n*f(n-2) + n*f(n-3) and so on. Will the Big O notation still apply? A: Yes it is, for example if f(x) is a polynomial. For example f(n) = n*f(n-1) + n*f(n-2) + n*f(n-3) +... + n*f(n-k) Then it is O(f(n) = n^k) A: I will start my answer with the following formal definitions (I don't know how other researchers or teachers call them, I just call it "definition of the big O notation") Definition of big O notation A function f(n) is said to be O(g(n)) if and only if there exist constants c and N such that f(n) N Definition of the big O notation I say f ac619d1d87


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