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Asymptotic Analysis and Fibonacci Number

Q.1 For a number x,  with  1< x < p, the  number x^n mod p can be computed with at most 2log2 n modulo p multiplications.

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Q.2     2^(2n)   = O(2^n)  
Q.3      log*n  = O(log*(log n))  

Q.4   The sqrt n th  Fibonacci number can be computed and written in O(log n)  time

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can be computed with at most

modulo p multiplications.

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time

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