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Suppose that an AVL tree is constructed by adding the following strings, in the order given:

"Fred", "Terri", "Bob", "Wilma", "Zelda", "Pam", "Ron"

Which name's insertion will force the first rotation?

Bob

Fred

Pam

Ron

Terri

Wilma

Zelda

No rotations will be needed.

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Zelda

  

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