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If the integers 1 through n are inserted in arbitrary order into a BST (where each possible order is equally likely), what is the probability (as an expression in terms of n) th…

If the integers 1 through n are inserted in arbitrary order into a BST (where each possible order is equally likely), what is the probability (as an expression in terms of n) th…
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If the integers 1 through n are inserted in arbitrary order into a BST (where each possible order is equally likely), what is the probability (as an expression in terms of n) that the resulting BST will have completely degenerate structure?

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i really forgot this one lol

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