Binary Search Tree. Perform the following operations and instructions. a. Insert the following in BST: 52, 40, 62, 24, 58, 69, 32, 59 b. Identify the following: i. leaf nodes ii. root node iii. height of the tree c. Draw the BST after Deleting node 59 d. Give the following: i. In-order Traversal ii. Pre-order Traversal iii. Post-order Traversal Insert the following in BST: 52, 40, 62, 24, 58, 69, 32, 59

Binary Search Tree. Perform the following operations and instructions. a. Insert the following in BST: 52, 40, 62, 24, 58, 69, 32, 59 b. Identify the following: i. leaf nodes ii. root node iii. height of the tree c. Draw the BST after Deleting node 59 d. Give the following: i. In-order Traversal ii. Pre-order Traversal iii. Post-order Traversal Insert the following in BST: 52, 40, 62, 24, 58, 69, 32, 59

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