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Consider the Huffman tree where the character frequencies are: Freq(A)=16, Freq(B)=8; Freq(C)=4;Freq(D)=2;Freq(E)=1;Freq(F)=1. The total length of the encoding with the above frequencies and the derived Huffman tree is:
Answers:
a) 62
b) 63
c) 64
d) 30
e) 31
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