MHB Digraph of a Binary Positional Tree

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I think I understand how to draw a digraph of the given binary positional tree in my work. Could someone please tell me if I've got it correct, or if I'm not even close?

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By a positional tree, do you mean a tree where subtrees are ordered? By the way, the tree in your picture is not binary.

I am not familiar with a way a digraph is associated with a positional tree. Can you provide a definition?
 
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