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Discrete Mathematics With ApplicationsConsider the tree shown below with root v 0 . a. What is the level of v 8 ? b. What is the level of v 0 ? c. What is the height of this rooted tree? d. What are the children of v 10 ? e. What is the parent of v 5 ? f. What are the siblings of v 1 ? g. What are the descendants of v 12 ? h. How many leaves (terminal vertices) are on the tree?
Consider the tree shown below with root v 0 . a. What is the level of v 8 ? b. What is the level of v 0 ? c. What is the height of this rooted tree? d. What are the children of v 10 ? e. What is the parent of v 5 ? f. What are the siblings of v 1 ? g. What are the descendants of v 12 ? h. How many leaves (terminal vertices) are on the tree?
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Consider the tree shown below with root
a. What is the level of
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c. What is the height of this rooted tree?
d. What are the children of
e. What is the parent of
f. What are the siblings of
g. What are the descendants of
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