Question: Problem II: A * Search The following table defines the successor functions Succ, heuristic H and goal B . The successor function Succ ( s

Problem II: A* Search
The following table defines the successor functions Succ, heuristic H and goal B. The successor function Succ(s) returns a set of pairs {(s1,c1),dots,(sn,cn)} such that s is a given state, si is a successor state, and ci is the cost to go from state s to si. The function H(s) returns an estimate of the distance between a state s and a state satisfying the goal. The B(s) function returns "True" if the state s matches the goal, and "False" otherwise.
Table 1
\table[[State s,Succ(s),H(s),B(s)],[s_(0),{(s_(1),2),(s_(2),4)},6,False],[s_(1),{(s_(3),6),(s_(4),7)},5,False],[s_(2),{(s_(4),3)},3,False],[s_(3),{(s_(5),1)},8,False],[s_(4),{(s_(5),5),(s_(6),8)},2,False],[s_(5),{(s_(7),9)},7,False],[s_(6),{(s_(7),2)},4,False],[s_(7),{}(no successors),1,True]]
Give a trace of the execution of the A* algorithm using the space of states and the goal function and the heuristic function h defined in Table 1. For each state in the open and closed lists, give its values f and g.
\table[[Iteration,Open List (state, f,g ), dots,Closed List (state, f,g ), dots],[0,,],[1,,],[,,],[,,]]
Is the heuristic function h admissible? Justify your answer.
Problem II: A * Search The following table

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