How to form a k-nary tree with x nodes.
Is there any way to find whether a k-nary tree(need not be perfect or complete) which have x nodes exists or not. If exits then how to find it.
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How to form a k-nary tree with x nodes.
How to form a k-nary tree with x nodes.
Is there any way to find whether a k-nary tree(need not be perfect or complete) which have x nodes exists or not. If exits then how to find it.
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