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What is the in-degree of each node in a binary tree, except the root node? (parent to child at child counts as in-degree of the child)Group of answer choices12No given0

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What is the in-degree of each node in a binary tree, except the root node? (parent to child at child counts as in-degree of the child)Group of answer choices12No given0

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The in-degree of each node in a binary tree, except the root node, is 1. This is because in a binary tree, each node (except the root) is connected to exactly one parent node. Therefore, each node has one incoming edge, which is what in-degree measures.

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