Traversing a binary search tree in inorder
A) yields the same sequence as a postorder traversal
B) yields a sequence in which the minimum element is at the approximate midpoint of the sequence
C) will yield a sorted sequence
D) is more efficient than traversing the tree in preorder

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Inorder traversal of a binary search tree will yield a sorted sequence because it visits the nodes in ascending order. Option A is incorrect as postorder traversal yields a different sequence. Option B is also incorrect as the minimum element may not be at the midpoint of the sequence. Option D is incorrect as the efficiency of the traversal depends on the use case and specific requirements.

Traversing a Binary Search Tree in Inorder