Question: Problem 1[25 points ] There are different ways students dress up for school every day. Most of their routines can be depicted as a graph.
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Problem 1[25 points ] There are different ways students dress up for school every day. Most of their routines can be depicted as a graph. The following are typical practices one might follow to dress up for school: - A t-shirt should be worn before putting on a bike helmet. - Socks and pants should be worn before putting on shoes. - A jacket should be worn before putting on a backpack. - Underpants should be worn before putting on pants. - A t-shirt should be worn before putting on a jacket. Draw these ordering constraints as a directed graph. Include all the items mentioned above. You can use an external software to create this graph, export an image and then import the image into this .tex file. Or you can use tikz to generate it. This link has a nice tutorial: https //dkumor.com/posts/technical/2018/08/15/causal-tikz Implement one of the topological sort algorithms described in Levitin in your favorite language, run it on the above data, and output a list of items in a valid order for getting dressed. (Note: there
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