Q3/ Suppose that we first insert an element x into a binary search tree that does not)already contain x. Supposethat we then immediately delete x from the tree. Will the new tree be identical to the original one? If yes give thereason in no more than 3 sentences. If no give an example. Draw pictures if you necessary.Q4/ Consider the directed graph G1 with the set of vertices (A; B;C; D; Eg and eight weighted edges, given bythe following triples:(A; B; 9); (A;C; 2); (A; D; 6); (C; D; 3); (C; E; 1); (D, B; 2); (E; B; 3); (E; D; 1):For example, the triple (A; B; 9) says there is an edge from A to B with weight 9.Make a drawing of the graph with sufficient space among the vertices. And run Dijkstra's algorithrm on this graphwith start vertex A

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Q3/ Suppose that we first insert an element x into a binary search tree that does not already contain x. Suppose that we then immediately delete x from the tree. Will the new tree be identical to the original one? If yes give the reason in no more than 3 sentences. If no give an example. Draw pictures if you necessary.

Q3/ Suppose that we first insert an element x into a binary search tree that does not already contain x. Suppose that we then immediately delete x from the tree. Will the new tree be identical to the original one? If yes give the reason in no more than 3 sentences. If no give an example. Draw pictures if you necessary.

Database System Concepts

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Author:Abraham Silberschatz Professor, Henry F. Korth, S. Sudarshan

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Chapter1: Introduction

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