To insert a value into a max-heap, we follow a two-step process:
- Insert the new element at the next available position in the complete binary tree (at the end of the array).
- Perform a heapify-up (or bubble-up) operation to restore the max-heap property.
Step-by-Step Execution:
1. Initial Array (1-indexed):
1402303204105156167178894
2. Insert 35 at index 10:
14023032041051561671788941035
3. Heapify-up from index 10:
- The parent of index 10 is index ⌊10/2⌋=5 (value 15).
- Since 35>15, we swap them:
14023032041053561671788941015
- The parent of index 5 is index ⌊5/2⌋=2 (value 30).
- Since 35>30, we swap them:
14023532041053061671788941015
- The parent of index 2 is index ⌊2/2⌋=1 (value 40).
- Since 35≤40, the max-heap property is satisfied. The process terminates.
The final array representation of the max-heap is:
40,35,20,10,30,16,17,8,4,15
Thus, the correct option is B.