If an algorithm’s behavior is bounded by “o(f(n)) if g(n)”, what notation does it become when the condition is removed?

If an algorithm's behavior is bounded by "o(f(n)) if g(n)", what notation does it become when the condition is removed?

  • Correct Answer: Algorithms
  • o(f(n))
  • o(g(n))
  • o(f(n) + g(n))

Explanation: o(f(n) * g(n))

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