Computer Science, asked by sikhinamsucharitha, 3 months ago

which one is false about strictly binary tree
1 in the nodes of strictly binary tree of depth d must be at the level d
2 A binary tree is called strictly binary tree, if every non-leaf node of it has non-empty left and right sub tree
3 A strictly binary tree with n leaves always contact 2n - 1 nodes
4 A complete binary tree of depth d is the strictly binary tree all of whose leaves are at the level d​

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Answered by Beautyprincess22
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Answer:

A binary tree is called strictly binary tree, if every non-leaf node of it has non-empty left and right sub tree

Explanation:

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Answered by yogeshkumar49685
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Option 1 is false.

Concept :

A binary tree is a tree data structure in which each node has no more than two offspring, known as the left and right children.

Find :

The false statement about the strictly binary tree.

Solution :

A purely binary tree of depth d can have nodes at either level d or level d-1. Option 1 is false.

If every non-leaf node in a binary tree has a non-empty left and right subtree, it is called a strictly binary tree. A binary tree with n leaves is constantly in contact. Option 2 is true.

A binary tree with n leaves always makes touch with  2n-1 nodes. Option 3 is true.

The strictly binary tree with all of its leaves at level d is called a complete binary tree of depth d. Option 4 is true.

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