12. Assume that the root is level 0 and a binary tree contains 3826 data values, what is the minimum and maximum level of the binary tree that containing all data? 13. Suppose you want to travel to different cities at the end of the year. You start to plan to visit Tai (denote as T), Hua (denote as H). Yi (denote as Y), Kao (denote as K). Nan (denote as N) and Peng (denote as P). Due to limited budget, you find the cheapest fare to travel all the cities. You list down all the traveling fares between any two cities and draw a simple graph (shown as following graph). Now, you are required to apply Minimum Spanning Tree concept to find the total minimum fares and show all the routes between cities. Assume that the starting city is Tai and you must show the route between cities according to sequence you find the cheapest fare between cities. DATA STRUCTURE AND ALGORITHM 120 60 40 70 70 70 80 50 30 90

12. Assume that the root is level 0 and a binary tree contains 3826 data values, what is the minimum and maximum level of the binary tree that containing all data? 13. Suppose you want to travel to different cities at the end of the year. You start to plan to visit Tai (denote as T), Hua (denote as H). Yi (denote as Y), Kao (denote as K). Nan (denote as N) and Peng (denote as P). Due to limited budget, you find the cheapest fare to travel all the cities. You list down all the traveling fares between any two cities and draw a simple graph (shown as following graph). Now, you are required to apply Minimum Spanning Tree concept to find the total minimum fares and show all the routes between cities. Assume that the starting city is Tai and you must show the route between cities according to sequence you find the cheapest fare between cities. DATA STRUCTURE AND ALGORITHM 120 60 40 70 70 70 80 50 30 90

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

Section: Chapter Questions

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