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Consider a nonempty binary tree with two types of nodes: min nodes and max nodes . Each node has an integer value initially associated with it. This tree is a minimax tree and has a value, which we defi ne as follows:
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• If the root is a min node, the value of the tree is equal to the minimum of
• The integer stored in the root
• The value of the left subtree, but only if it is nonempty
• The value of the right subtree, but only if it is nonempty
• If the root is a max node, the value of the tree is equal to the maximum of the above three values.
a. Compute the value of the minimax tree in Figure 15-21. Each node is labeled with its initial value.
b. Design a general solution for representing and evaluating these trees.

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