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The set of full binary trees is defined as follows: Basis: A single vertex with no edges is a full ...
The set of full binary trees is defined as follows: Basis: A single vertex with no edges is a full binary tree. The root is the only vertex in the tree. Recursive rule: If T1 and T2 are full binary trees, then a new tree T' can be constructed by first placing T1 to the left of T2, adding a new vertex v at the top and then adding an edge between v and the root of T1 and an edge between v and the root of T2. The new vertex v is the root of T'Select the tree that is not a full binary tree.