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What condition must a tree satisfy to be considered acyclic?
What condition must a tree satisfy to be considered acyclic?
- Having n-1 edges (correct)
- Having no children
- Having two children
- Being connected
In a binary tree, how many children can each vertex have?
In a binary tree, how many children can each vertex have?
- 0 or 1
- 1 or 2
- 0, 1, or 2 (correct)
- Any number of children
What is the purpose of the 'Inorder' algorithm in binary trees?
What is the purpose of the 'Inorder' algorithm in binary trees?
- To print the nodes in post-order
- To count nodes
- To print the nodes in sorted order (correct)
- To print the nodes in pre-order
Which traversal algorithm would be most useful to find the height of a binary tree?
Which traversal algorithm would be most useful to find the height of a binary tree?
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How does a binary tree differ from a general tree?
How does a binary tree differ from a general tree?
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A tree with n vertices can have different number of edges and still be considered a tree.
A tree with n vertices can have different number of edges and still be considered a tree.
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In a binary tree, each vertex can have up to three children.
In a binary tree, each vertex can have up to three children.
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A connected and acyclic tree will always have n-1 edges.
A connected and acyclic tree will always have n-1 edges.
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A binary tree is always a rooted tree.
A binary tree is always a rooted tree.
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The preorder traversal algorithm guarantees that the nodes will be visited in ascending order.
The preorder traversal algorithm guarantees that the nodes will be visited in ascending order.
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