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Regular Trees

Regular k-ary trees are balanced trees whose vertices have k children each. Binary trees and ternary trees are examples of k-ary trees, with k=2 and k=3 respectively. Wolfram|Alpha has the power to generate and compute the properties of these trees.
Regular k -ary Trees

Generate regular k-ary trees by specifying the number of levels and/or the number of children per node.

Compute properties of a regular k -ary tree:

binary tree
7-ary tree

Specify the number of levels:

ternary tree, five levels
30-level 12-ary tree
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