Assume a skip list with 129 nodes. What is the appropriate maximum capacity, and how many nodes should be on the lowest level?Маx сарacity: [max]Number of nodes at the lowest level: [levels]Give the powers array for the skip list in the table below, taking max capacity into account:[a][b][C][d][e][g][h]

Answer 1) : given that :129 nodes formula : maximum capacity =log2(129) +1…

Assume a skip list with 129 nodes. What is the appropriate maximum capacity, and how many nodes should be on the lowest level? Маx сараcity: (maах] Number of nodes at the lowest level: [levels] Give the powers array for the skip list in the table below, taking max capacity into account: [a] [b] [d] (e] [g] [h]

Assume a skip list with 129 nodes. What is the appropriate maximum capacity, and how many nodes should be on the lowest level? Маx сараcity: (maах] Number of nodes at the lowest level: [levels] Give the powers array for the skip list in the table below, taking max capacity into account: [a] [b] [d] (e] [g] [h]

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