First, use your Chem -132 Tables (Table 6) to calculate

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First, use yоur Chem -132 Tаbles (Tаble 6) tо cаlculate

First, use yоur Chem -132 Tаbles (Tаble 6) tо cаlculate

COP 5536 Advаnced Dаtа Structures Fall 2024 Exam 1 CLOSED BOOK 8:30 pm – 10:00 pm (60 Minutes + Extra 30 Minutes fоr scanning & submissiоn) PLEASE READ THE FOLLOWING INSTRUCTIONS CAREFULLY Fоr all problems, use only the algorithms discussed in class. Write your answers directly on your own white blank paper. You may use extra scratch paper for calculation, but these are not to be submitted. All answers will be graded on correctness, efficiency, clarity, elegance, and other normal criteria that determine quality. Late submission will not be accepted. Only submissions made using Honorlock will be graded. You will be monitored through Honorlock. In the response sheet please enter your name and UFID. Note.  All answers will be graded on correctness, efficiency, clarity, elegance and other normal criteria that determine quality. The points assigned to each question are provided in parentheses. Last Name: _____________ First Name: _______________ UFID: _______________   Q. 1 (12) Q. 2 (12) Q. 3 (14) Q. 4 (12) Total (50)   Question 1 (12): Consider a stack S with two operations: push(x) and get(k). push(x) adds x to the top of S and get(k) pops (removes) the top k elements from S. The actual cost of push(x) is 1 and that of get(k) is k (you may assume that k is between 1 and the number of elements presently in stack so do not need to worry about ‘over-pop’). The stack is initially empty. (a)(8) Derive the smallest integer amortized complexity for push(x) and get(k) using either the accounting method or the potential function method. Your answer should be independent of k. Note that the aggregate method doesn’t apply as the two operations have a different amortized cost.  (b)(4) Use the amortized costs derived in (a) to complete the accounting sheet below. Some entries are already filled in.     push(x) push(x) push(x) get(1) push(x) push(x) get(2) push(x) get(3) Actual cost 1     1           Amortized cost                   Potential                     Question 2 (12): Given the interval heap shown below, perform the below operations: (a) (5) Insert(27) in the original heap shown below. Show all steps.(b) (7) DeleteMin() in the original heap shown below. Show all steps. (Use the algorithms discussed in class and show each step) Question 3 (14): (a) (12) Perform RemoveMin from the height-based min leftist tree shown below. Show all steps. (b) (2) State if the following statement is true or false regarding leftist tree: s(x) = min {s(leftChild(x)), s(rightChild(x))} Where s(x) is the length of the shortest path from x to an external node     in the subtree rooted at x.   Question 4 (12): (a) (10) Consider a min binomial heap with the following elements: 11, 14, 12, 10, 24, 30, 23, 44, 17, 22, 13, 28 Each element defines a min tree of the binomial heap. Perform a DeleteMin operation and show the resulting min trees. Show all the steps. (b) (2) State if the following statement is true or false: Nk = 2^k, where Nk is the number of nodes in a degree k binomial tree.

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