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Given the following sequence of values, using the algorithm introduced in the class to build a heap. 20 17 13 5 11 23 29 40 35 52 16 38 Which of the following arrays represents the heap? 52 40 38 35 17 23 29 5 20 13 16 11 52 40 38 35 17 23 20 5 29 11 16 13 52 40 35 38 17 23 29 5 20 11 16 13 40 52 38 35 17 23 29 5 20 11 16 13 52 40 38 35 17 23 29 5 20 11 16 13

Given the following sequence of values, using the algorithm introduced in the class to build a heap. 20 17 13 5 11 23 29 40 35 52 16 38 Which of the following arrays represents the heap? 52 40 38 35 17 23 29 5 20 13 16 11 52 40 38 35 17 23 20 5 29 11 16 13 52 40 35 38 17 23 29 5 20 11 16 13 40 52 38 35 17 23 29 5 20 11 16 13 52 40 38 35 17 23 29 5 20 11 16 13

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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