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Using the algorithm for breadth first traversal, completeexercises 4 and 6. Instead of implementing the algorithm, write thecode in Java and test the code using the graphs in exercise 1.
will be first labeled with a 1 4 EXERCISES 1. For the following graphs, give the order that the nodes when doing a breadth-first traversal starting at the node labeled with b. 2. For the graphs in Exercise 1. give the order that the nodes will be fins a 1, ited when doing a depth-first traversal starting at the node labeled with first traversal using an adjacency 3. Write a detailed algorithm for depth- matrix that just prints the node label as the visit operation. You should trace it using the graphs in this section to make sure you get the same answer 4. Write a detailed algorithm for breadth-first traversal using an adjacency matrix that just prints the node label as the visit operation. You should trace it using the graphs in this section to make sure you get the same answer. 5. Write a detailed algorithm for depth-first traversal using an adjacency lis that just prints the node label as the visit operation.You should trace it using the graphs in this section to make sure you get the same answer. 6. Write a deailed algorithm for breadth-first traversal using an adjacency ist that just prints the node label as the visit operation. You should trace it using the graphs in this section to make sure you get the same answer. 7. Prove that each edge in a connected graph will be part of the depth-firt traversal tree or will be an edge pointing to a predecessor in the tree. 8. Prove that each edge in a connected graph will be part of the breadth-hi traversal tree or will be an edge pointing to a node in the tree that is netn a predecessor nor a descendent. 0 Connect before node 5; thu nodes connected to node 5. The algo BreadthPirstTraversal (G, v /1G is the graph /iv is the current node visit( v) Mark( v) Enqueue( v ) while the queue is not empty do Dequeuex) for every edge xw in G do if w is not marked then Visit ( w) Mark ( w) Enqueue( w) end if end for end while This algorithm will add the root of t queue but then immediately remove it. A cent to the root, they will be added to t nodes adjacent to the root have been visi Show transcribed image text will be first labeled with a 1 4 EXERCISES 1. For the following graphs, give the order that the nodes when doing a breadth-first traversal starting at the node labeled with b. 2. For the graphs in Exercise 1. give the order that the nodes will be fins a 1, ited when doing a depth-first traversal starting at the node labeled with first traversal using an adjacency 3. Write a detailed algorithm for depth- matrix that just prints the node label as the visit operation. You should trace it using the graphs in this section to make sure you get the same answer 4. Write a detailed algorithm for breadth-first traversal using an adjacency matrix that just prints the node label as the visit operation. You should trace it using the graphs in this section to make sure you get the same answer. 5. Write a detailed algorithm for depth-first traversal using an adjacency lis that just prints the node label as the visit operation.You should trace it using the graphs in this section to make sure you get the same answer. 6. Write a deailed algorithm for breadth-first traversal using an adjacency ist that just prints the node label as the visit operation. You should trace it using the graphs in this section to make sure you get the same answer. 7. Prove that each edge in a connected graph will be part of the depth-firt traversal tree or will be an edge pointing to a predecessor in the tree. 8. Prove that each edge in a connected graph will be part of the breadth-hi traversal tree or will be an edge pointing to a node in the tree that is netn a predecessor nor a descendent.
0 Connect before node 5; thu nodes connected to node 5. The algo BreadthPirstTraversal (G, v /1G is the graph /iv is the current node visit( v) Mark( v) Enqueue( v ) while the queue is not empty do Dequeuex) for every edge xw in G do if w is not marked then Visit ( w) Mark ( w) Enqueue( w) end if end for end while This algorithm will add the root of t queue but then immediately remove it. A cent to the root, they will be added to t nodes adjacent to the root have been visi
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