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Trees and Graphs

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1.Trees 

Read the assigned chapter and notes for Week 5 located in the Course Documents area.  

(a)

Draw a binary tree that produces the inorder traversal for the nodes in the following

order: 721, 174, 788, 828, 61, 292, 986, 3, 394, 154, 86, 229. 

Hint: Y

our tree must a binary tree and not a binary search tree. The tree must produce the inorder traversal for the nodes listed in the order provided above. There are several ways that you can draw the tree for this. I recommend first drawing the nodes and links and then filling in the nodes with the correct values that produces the inorder traversal.


 (b)  Briefly explain some of the differences between a multiway tree and a binary search
 
tree.
2. Graphs 
 
Read the assigned chapter and notes for Week 6 located in the Course Documents area.  

(a)  Draw the adjacency list for the following graph:

 

               594_Trees and Graphs.png

 

(b) Briefly state the differences between a sparse and a dense graph, and the mathematical property for each. Also, explain whether a sparse or dense graph is best implemented using and adjacency matrix and why.


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