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Discrete Mathematics With ApplicationsIn each of 4—20, either draw a graph with the given specifications or explain why no such graph exists. 20. What can you deduce about the height of a binary tree if you know that it has the following properties? a. Twenty-five leaves b. Forty leaves c. Sixty leaves
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20. What can you deduce about the height of a binary tree if you know that it has the following properties?
a. Twenty-five leaves
b. Forty leaves
c. Sixty leaves

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