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Möbius function help

Given some large random integer k, how much longer would it take to determine the primality of k, then to calculate mobius(k), and how much longer would it take to factor k, then to calculate ...
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How can we denote the following function in terms of big-O notation?

I have got a function and want to denote it in terms of bigO notation. f(n) = log4n+n*(1/3). Is this function O(n)? (* here is the multiplication) Thanks for your help
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The growth rate of the functions with respect to each other

There are two functions , for example $f(n)=3\sqrt{n}$, and $g(n)=\log n$. Which one dominates, in other words, is $f(n)=O(g(n))$ or $f(n)= \Omega(g(n))$? Thank you.
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For what $f(n)$ does $O(f(n) \log n)=O(\log\log n)$?

$k=f(n)$. Given $O(k \log_2 n)$, what function $f$ of $n$ would be needed for it to equal $O(\log_2 \log_2 n)$? (where $k \in n \in \mathbb{Z}^+$)
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On the computational complexity of plugging in numbers into general expressions to obtain special ones

There are many expressions, which can be considered straight generalizations of others. I'm motivated by values of integral expressions specifically, for example there is $$\int_0^\infty e^{-a ...
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Computational complexity proof

I would like to know how to prove the following: $2^n \in O(n!)$ I know that I have to show that for a constant C, we have $2^n \leq C*n!$ Right?