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Draw the Red-Black BST that results when you insert the keys 43, 47, 35, 40, 55, 20, 30, 68. 57, 52, 18 in that order into an initially empty tree. Show the intermediate steps, including rotations, color flips, and the final tree during EACH insertion. You cannot simply draw the
final trees based on the previous question.
Show the Red and Black node in color or use solid line to indicate a black link and dashed line to indicate red link (red node). Show the value in the corresponding node next to key.
Black link:
Red link:
Please draw the solution. No code required
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