Which are true about all binary search trees? Onodes must be inserted top to bottom, left to right for N nodes, it has height O(log N) all nodes to the left of a root of a subtree have data less than the data at the root of the subtree the data of a parent is greater than the data of the data of its left child the data of a parent is less than the data of its right child all nodes to the right of a root of a subtree have data greater than the data at the root of the subtree for N nodes, it has height Omega(log N) its inorder traversal is sorted its preorder traversal is sorted its postorder traversal is sorted its breadth first traversal is sorted

Which are true about all binary search trees? Onodes must be inserted top to bottom, left to right for N nodes, it has height O(log N) all nodes to the left of a root of a subtree have data less than the data at the root of the subtree the data of a parent is greater than the data of the data of its left child the data of a parent is less than the data of its right child all nodes to the right of a root of a subtree have data greater than the data at the root of the subtree for N nodes, it has height Omega(log N) its inorder traversal is sorted its preorder traversal is sorted its postorder traversal is sorted its breadth first traversal is sorted

Database System Concepts

7th Edition

ISBN:9780078022159

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

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

Chapter1: Introduction

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