An Important Property of B-Trees Is That They Are Balanced

question 33

Multiple Choice

An important property of B-Trees is that they are balanced to maintain efficient and predictable performance."Balanced" here means that ________.

• A)every pointers allows access to the same number of data records
• B)the numbers at every level of the B-Tree have the same average value
• C)the key field values are the same at every level
• D)every data record is the same distance from the top entry of the B-Tree

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Definitions:

Debtor Owe

Refers to the amount of money that a debtor is legally obligated to pay to a creditor.

Equal Monthly Payments

A repayment structure where the borrower pays a consistent amount each month over the life of a loan, often used in mortgages and personal loans.

Compounded Semi-Annually

The process where the interest earned on an investment is calculated and added to the principal twice a year.

Final Payment

The last payment made to settle a debt or financial obligation, typically at the end of a loan term.