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Hey, whats up, Guys! Anuj here and welcome to the DSA-One Course And in todays video, we are going to solve two questions based on binary search Both of them are quite easy questions but beginners might find them difficult, so lets get to it The first question is Size of a Binary Tree Later we will solve another question which is Max or Min in a Binary Tree Lets understand this question first Size of a binary tree means Given a Binary Tree how many nodes are in this Binary Tree So how many nodes are in this Binary Tree So 1,2,3,4,5 I have already done the numbering So this one has 5 It has 3 And this one has only 1 Node And this one has 0 Nodes So the questions are going to be in this form Root nodes will be given to you and you have to solve the number of nodes present in this tree Again we have to think in a Recursive way First, we need to think about what is going to be the base case Then understand what is going to be the relation between a Sub problem and a Bigger Problem Now