One scenario that the greedy boss simulator does not cover is the situation when you refuse to accept a bribe. Which of the following arithmetic sums evaluates to your total salary earned after

Correct. You earn 100 dollars per day over d days.

For the case when bribe_cost_increment == 1000, the cost of the nth bribe was exactly 1000n1000n. Which expression in n grows faster (as defined in the Math notes), 1000n1000n or your answer to question 9? You may want to plot some examples using \color{red}{\verb|SimplePlot|}SimplePlot for large values of nn to help in making this comparison.

correct. In this simplified version of Cooke Clicker, the cost of upgrades grows faster than in the greedy boss scenario. Therefore, the total cookies generated in this version grows at rate that is bounded by a quadratic function.

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