Consider the following B+-tree instance that has order d=2 (this means that the maximumnumber of entries per node is 4).2* 3* 5* 7*Root13172430ਜਗਰਾਜ19 20 22*14* 16*24 27 29*33 34 38* 39*1) Show the state of the B+-tree after you have inserted the data entries with keys: 10, 50, 28,252) Show the state of the B+-tree after you delete the following keys on the original tree shownabove: 19, 20, 29

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Consider the following B+-tree instance that has order d=2 (this means that the maximum number of entries per node is 4). 2* 3* 5* 7* 14 16* Root 17 24 01-0 13 30 19 20 22* 24-27-29-33-34- 33 34 38* 39* 1) Show the state of the B+-tree after you have inserted the data entries with keys: 10, 50, 28, 25

Consider the following B+-tree instance that has order d=2 (this means that the maximum number of entries per node is 4). 2* 3* 5* 7* 14 16* Root 17 24 01-0 13 30 19 20 22* 24-27-29-33-34- 33 34 38* 39* 1) Show the state of the B+-tree after you have inserted the data entries with keys: 10, 50, 28, 25

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