Visualize the initially empty myHeap after the following sequence of operations o myHeap.add(2) o myHeap.add(3) o...

Visualize the initially empty myHeap after the following sequence of operations
o myHeap.add(2)
o myHeap.add(3)
o myHeap.add(4)
o myHeap.add(1)
o myHeap.add(9)
o myHeap.remove()
o myHeap.add(7)
o myHeap.add(6)
o myHeap.remove()
o myHeap.add(5)

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