(A)(A) A (B) B (C) C (D) D(B) (C) (D)
Answer:(C)
Explanation: -> The search time in a binary search tree depends on the form of the tree, that is on the order in which its nodes were inserted. A pathological case: The n nodes were inserted by increasing order of the keys, yielding something like a linear list (but with a worse space consumption), with O(n) search time(in the case of skew tree). -> A balanced tree is a tree where every leaf is “not more than a certain distance” away from the root than any other leaf.So in balanced tree, the height of the tree is balanced to make distance between root and leafs nodes a low as possible. In a balanced tree, the height of tree is log2(n). -> So , if a Balanced Binary Search Tree contains n2n elements then Time complexity to search an item: Time Complexity = log(n2n) = log (n) + log(2n) = log (n) +n = O(n) So Answer is C. See https://www.geeksforgeeks.org/data-structures-and-algorithms-set-28/amp/ This solution is contributed by Nirmal Bharadwaj
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