text: # Rank of root in AVL tree
  
  Find a function that bounds from above and below (asymptotic) the rank of the root r in an AVL tree,
  i.e. find a function $$f(n)$$ so there exists a constant $$c>0$$ that for every AVL tree with $$n$$ nodes so $$c * f(n)\le rank(r)\le n-c*f(n)$$.
  
  $$rank(r)$$ gets his maximum value when his sub-left tree contains maximal number of nodes and because it's an AVL tree, for tree with height $$h$$ the sub left tree will be with height of $$h-1$$ and the number of nodes will be maximal when the sub tree is a full tree with $$2^{h-2}-1$$ nodes hence we get:
  $$rank(r)\leq 2^{h-2}-1+1=2^{h-2}$$
  
  On the other hand, $$rank(r)$$ gets his minimal value when his sub left tree contains a minimal number of nodes and it happens when the sub left tree is a fibonacci tree with height of $$h-2$$, therefore
  $$rank(r) \geq \phi ^{h-2}+1$$.
  
  Now I need to find f as a function of the number of nodes $$n$$ and not the height $$h$$. Am I in the right direction?
  Would apricciate any help how to continue, Thanks.
  
  First of all, it's not $$2^{h-2}$$, it's $$2^h$$.
  The number of nodes $$n$$ in a full binary tree, is at most $$n=2^{h+1}-1$$, where $$h$$ is the height of the tree. A tree consisting of only a root node has a height of 0.
explanation: The text extract discusses the problem of finding a function that bounds the rank of the root in an AVL tree. It provides a detailed explanation of the approach to determine the upper and lower bounds of the rank of the root in terms of the height of the tree. The extract also includes a question asking for help to continue the derivation and to express the function in terms of the number of nodes \( n \) rather than the height \( h \). Additionally, it contains a correction to a part of the derivation.
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distilabel_metadata.content: # Rank of root in AVL tree
  
  Find a function that bounds from above and below (asymptotic) the rank of the root r in an AVL tree,
  i.e. find a function $$f(n)$$ so there exists a constant $$c>0$$ that for every AVL tree with $$n$$ nodes so $$c * f(n)\le rank(r)\le n-c*f(n)$$.
  
  $$rank(r)$$ gets his maximum value when his sub-left tree contains maximal number of nodes and because it's an AVL tree, for tree with height $$h$$ the sub left tree will be with height of $$h-1$$ and the number of nodes will be maximal when the sub tree is a full tree with $$2^{h-2}-1$$ nodes hence we get:
  $$rank(r)\leq 2^{h-2}-1+1=2^{h-2}$$
  
  On the other hand, $$rank(r)$$ gets his minimal value when his sub left tree contains a minimal number of nodes and it happens when the sub left tree is a fibonacci tree with height of $$h-2$$, therefore
  $$rank(r) \geq \phi ^{h-2}+1$$.
  
  Now I need to find f as a function of the number of nodes $$n$$ and not the height $$h$$. Am I in the right direction?
  Would apricciate any help how to continue, Thanks.
  
  First of all, it's not $$2^{h-2}$$, it's $$2^h$$.
  The number of nodes $$n$$ in a full binary tree, is at most $$n=2^{h+1}-1$$, where $$h$$ is the height of the tree. A tree consisting of only a root node has a height of 0.
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distilabel_metadata.raw_output_q_a_detector_0: The text extract discusses the problem of finding a function that bounds the rank of the root in an AVL tree. It provides a detailed explanation of the approach to determine the upper and lower bounds of the rank of the root in terms of the height of the tree. The extract also includes a question asking for help to continue the derivation and to express the function in terms of the number of nodes \( n \) rather than the height \( h \). Additionally, it contains a correction to a part of the derivation.
  
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