[Problem 4] Consider a tree Y in which each node has at most 3 descendants, called A node, B node, and C node. There are n nodes in such a tree. Each node in tree X holds an integer value k≥ 1, which we can access with node.value method. Let T(n) denote the time complexity of the following algorithm, which takes tree Y as its input. H(X.root) if (X.root == NIL) then return else H(X.root.A) c = c + X.root.value // assume c is some global variable, initially set to 0. H(X.root.B) H(X.root.C) Determine the asymptotic bound of the time complexity T(n) for the algorithm H and formally prove its correctness to receive points.

[Problem 4] Consider a tree Y in which each node has at most 3 descendants, called A node, B node, and C node. There are n nodes in such a tree. Each node in tree X holds an integer value k≥ 1, which we can access with node.value method. Let T(n) denote the time complexity of the following algorithm, which takes tree Y as its input. H(X.root) if (X.root == NIL) then return else H(X.root.A) c = c + X.root.value // assume c is some global variable, initially set to 0. H(X.root.B) H(X.root.C) Determine the asymptotic bound of the time complexity T(n) for the algorithm H and formally prove its correctness to receive points.

Database System Concepts

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Author:Abraham Silberschatz Professor, Henry F. Korth, S. Sudarshan

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Chapter1: Introduction

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