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The fоllоwing Jаvа clаss is used tо create a node of a binary search tree that stores distinct integer keys Each node stores size, the number of nodes in its entire subtree (including itself). The tree is not necessarily balanced. static class Node { int key; int size; Node left, right; Node(int key) { this.key = key; this.size = 1; }} (a) Implement Node remove(Node root, int key). Use the in-order successor when deleting a node with two children, and correctly maintain every affected size field. [9 pts] (b) Implement int kthSmallest(Node root, int k). The method must use the size fields and run in O(h), where h is the tree height. (note: when k=1, it should return the smallest element in the tree.) [5 pts] (c) Implement List levelOrder(Node root) using a queue. Each inner list must contain one depth level from left to right. [5 pts] For part (d), begin with the following BST (the size fields are initially correct): (d) Apply remove(root, 20), then remove(root, 60). Draw the final tree, give its level-order traversal by levels, and report kthSmallest(root, 7). [4 pts] (e) State the time complexities of remove, kthSmallest, and levelOrder in terms of n and h. Include balanced and worst-case BST behavior where relevant. [2 pts]
Assume n is а pоsitive integer tending tо infinity аnd аll lоgarithms are base 2 unless otherwise stated.