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If f(x) is in theta of h(x) and g(x) is in theta of h(x), then is f(x)+g(x) in theta of h(x)?
My initial thoughts on this are yes since the addition of the two functions shouldn't impact the value of the largest degree in both functions, as they would if they were multiplied, but I'm wondering what sort of proof technique I could use to prove this in a more mathematically sound way.
My initial thoughts on this are yes since the addition of the two functions shouldn't impact the value of the largest degree in both functions, as they would if they were multiplied, but I'm wondering what sort of proof technique I could use to prove this in a more mathematically sound way.