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why don't we allow a minimum degree of t=1? in B-tree
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Answer / chanu
Minimum degree =t => Minimum t-1 keys , Maximum 2t-1 keys
=> Minimum t child , Maximum 2t child
so,
Minimum degree =1 => Minimum 0 keys , Maximum 1 key
=> Minimum 1 child , Maximum 2 child
Minimum case doesn't exist i.e., no node exists with o keys and no node with only 1 child exists because a node with 1 key has 2 child .......
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Answer / mac
Because then we've a node with no keys and that is according
to the definition of B-tree.
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Answer / nikhil joshi
Suppose We have degree=1, then min keys are 0 and max are 1, means min children are 1 and max are 2. then it will behave like binary tree then why do we need b-tree. but also every node must have a key.
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Answer / preeti singh
because b-tree has two child and the degree of b-tree is 2.
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