For How Many Vertices In A Set, Is Top Tree Defined For Underlying Tree?

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Editor Staff asked 5 months ago

For how many vertices in a set, is top tree defined for underlying tree?

(a) 3

(b) 4

(c) 5

(d) 2

My enquiry is from Binary Trees in chapter Binary Trees of Data Structures & Algorithms I

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Editor Staff answered 5 months ago

Right answer is (d) 2

The best I can explain: Top tree is defined for a set having a maximum of 2 vertices for its underlying tree. Those sets having at maximum 2 vertices is called External Boundary Vertices.

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