We have been given the values of M and L which signify that:
Thus for M = 4 and L = 5 we have,
Lets, perform deletion first:
a) Delete(29):
After deleting 29, we'll have 2 elements in leaf node which violates the rules signified in the start which says that minimum 3 elements in leaf nodes.So, we need to merge in such a scenario.
b) Insert(6), Insert(7), Insert(8):
Insert elements one by one and whenever the above mentioned
conditions get violated then move values to left or right sibling
accordingly.
please step by step Question V (B+ Trees) (16 pts] Consider the following B+ Tree where...
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