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a. Show that N inserts into an initially empty binomial queue take O(N) time in the worst...

a. Show that N inserts into an initially empty binomial queue take O(N) time in the worst case.


b. Give an algorithm to build a binomial queue of N elements, using at most N−1 comparisons between elements.


c. Propose an algorithm to insert M nodes into a binomial queue of N elements in O(M + logN) worst-case time. Prove your bound.

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