7) What should be the output if the Depth-First Search algorithm is applied on the following graph. Where node A is the source node. A B D C a) A single tree that contains only nodes A and B. b) A forest that contains two trees. c) A single tree that contains all nodes. d) A forest That contains four trees.
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Part 1: Giving that, after applying Depth-first search (DFS), the visited nodes are as follows: A-B-E-F-G-C-H-D-I-J Assuming the order of the nodes are in alphabetic order ABC, and the starting node is A 1. Draw the graph tree for this problem. (5 points) 2. Visit all the nodes using the Breadth-first search (BFS). (5 points) 3. If the goal is to reach node G from node A, show the solution after applying both BFS and DFS and show which algorithm is faster. (5 points)
Starting from node "A", apply depth-first search traversing all remaining nodes. If multiple alternative nodes are available at any step, your choice should be based on alphabetical order. In your solution, provide: a) The output list showing the order in which every node is visited. b) A tree search that indicates the resulting hierarchy from depth-first search.
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