Consider a binomial max-heap (!!!) with n nodes! We know that the minimum key is at the root of a binomial tree. What is the nature of the number n (i.e., is it a prime or divisible by 5 or a power of a number, etc.)? Define n's most general nature to cover all such binomial heaps. Hint: First figure out which binomial tree's root the max. key is at! Consider a binomial max-heap (!!!) with n nodes! We know that the minimum key is at the root of a binomial tree. What is the nature of the number n (i.e., is it a prime or divisible by 5 or a power of a number, etc.)? Define n's most general nature to cover all such binomial heaps. Hint: First figure out which binomial tree's root the max. key is at