Code in C++ only In a rooted tree, the lowest common ancestor (or LCA for short) of two vertices u and v is defined as the lowest vertex that is ancestor of both that two vertices. Given a tree of N vertices, you need to answer the question of the form "r u v" which means if the root of the tree is at r then what is LCA ofu and v. Input: 4 12 23 14 2 142 242 Output:

Code in C++ only In a rooted tree, the lowest common ancestor (or LCA for short) of two vertices u and v is defined as the lowest vertex that is ancestor of both that two vertices. Given a tree of N vertices, you need to answer the question of the form "r u v" which means if the root of the tree is at r then what is LCA ofu and v. Input: 4 12 23 14 2 142 242 Output:

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