how to find the number of possible tree in the given tree.
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Answer / baskerdearer
number of possible tree = (2 power n) - n.
for example:
A tree contain three node.
so n=3.
possible tree = 8 - 3 = 5.
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Answer / vikram_tp
you all are going wrong...
the formula which u have given is only working when n=2 or 3..
bt when n=4 the ans should be 14 not 12
when n=5 ans is 42 and not what comes by the formula...
so there isnt any formula for this..u have to count then by generating the trees by urself...
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Answer / m.vinothkumar
no. of possible trees=(2^n)-n.
where n=no.of nodes
I FOUNDED THIS CORRECT FORMULA FROM GRAPHICS FROM
MATHEMATICS BOOK
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Answer / sudip
If there are 3 nodes A,B and C. In which A is root and B and
C are it's left and right child...
Then if we want to count the no. of tree..then..
A A A A-alone, B -alone and
/ \ / \ C-alone and the last
B C B C one is null tree.
I think there will be 7 subtrees if we null is subtree then,..
no. of tree = 2^n - 1.
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Answer / rohit
Question is wrong XXXX
it should be how to find no. of distinct binary tree ????
ANSWER IS--- (1/(n+1))*2nCn
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Answer / tauqueer
2^n-1
if n=3 then
answer= 2^3-1=7.
example..
1
2 2
3/ \3 3/ \3
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