Reputation: 151
I've a question about this :
log_{b}(n) = Theta(log_{a}(n)) b,a >1
can i prove this with a condition of when : b >= a or the opposite also : b <= a , where each of them will be used in each part of the Theta proof, (Big Omega and Big O ) ?
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Reputation: 186
I have a video that might help to Prove Big Theta: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Vzqaz4MDGvc&t=3s
Basically all you need to do is substitute your functions for his. So f(n) = log_{b}(n) and g(n) = log_{a}(n).
I hope that helps you man, he has a lot of good videos on algorithm analysis and proving asymptotics like Big o, Big Theta, and big Omega.
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