Consider the following graph with start state A and goal state J. Assume that edges between...

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Consider the following graph with start state A and goal state J. Assume that edges between nodes have cost equal to the absolute difference of the position of the corresponding letters in the alphabet. For example, cost of the edge between state F and J is 4 since F is the 6th and J is 10th letter of the alphabet. Also, assume that all edges are bidirectional and ties are broken lexicographically. What will be the total number of nodes visited by Uniform Cost Search (include the goal state in your calculation)? You must show all steps on a piece of paper. 9 10 8 05 Consider the following graph. A is the initial state and we always pick the lexicographically smallest state in case of a tie. If the goal state is K, find the order of exploration of states in Breadth First Search with no duplicate checking. (Write the answer as a capitalized string with no spaces. For example, if the order of exploration is A followed by B followed by C followed by D then write ABCD. Include the goal state in the answer). Please write all your steps on a piece of paper to receive full points. Directly given an answer will result in a score of O even if your answers are correct. Consider the following graph with start state A and goal state J. Assume that edges between nodes have cost equal to the absolute difference of the position of the corresponding letters in the alphabet. For example, cost of the edge between state F and J is 4 since F is the 6th and J is 10th letter of the alphabet. Also, assume that all edges are bidirectional and ties are broken lexicographically. What will be the total number of nodes visited by Uniform Cost Search (include the goal state in your calculation)? You must show all steps on a piece of paper. 9 10 8 05 Consider the following graph. A is the initial state and we always pick the lexicographically smallest state in case of a tie. If the goal state is K, find the order of exploration of states in Breadth First Search with no duplicate checking. (Write the answer as a capitalized string with no spaces. For example, if the order of exploration is A followed by B followed by C followed by D then write ABCD. Include the goal state in the answer). Please write all your steps on a piece of paper to receive full points. Directly given an answer will result in a score of O even if your answers are correct.

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You have provided two separate problems both related to search algorithms on graphs but with different goals and structures Lets address the first problem In the first image we are provided with a tre... View the full answer