Define cost of visiting vertex to number of branch traversed

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The depth of a node in a binary tree is the number of branches from the root to the node. (Thus the root has depth 0, its children depth 1, and so on.) Define the credit balance of a tree during preorder traversal to be the depth of the node being visited. Define the (actual) cost of visiting a vertex to be the number of branches traversed (either going down or up) from the previously visited node. For each of the following binary trees, make a table showing the nodes visited, the actual cost, the credit balance, and the amortized cost for a preorder traversal.

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