Question: [PROLOG] The predicate below could read as follows: A person is busy if they employed by two companies or if their employer is in Toronto
[PROLOG]
The predicate below could read as follows:
A person is busy if they employed by two companies or if their employer is in Toronto.
busy (X): - employee (X, C1), employee (X, C2), compare (<, C1, C2). busy (X): - employee (X, C), company (C, toronto).
Draw the complete search tree for the following query:
?- busy(X).
The Prolog search tree shows, for each node, the current goals to be proven. The branches of the tree must show the unification performed in order to pass from a parent node to its child node.
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city(ottawa,ontario). city(toronto,ontario). city(kingston,ontario). city(gatineau,quebec). city(montreal,quebec). company(shopify,ottawa). company(rossvideo,ottawa). company(dium,gatineau). company(uber,toronto). company(deepmind,montreal). company(google,toronto). person(annie,gatineau). person(paul,gatineau). person(suzy,gatineau). person(robert,gatineau). person(tom,ottawa). person(tim,kingston). person(joe,montreal). person(jane,ottawa). person(marie,ottawa). person(jack,toronto). person(simon,toronto). employee(annie,dium). employee(tom,shopify). employee(jane,shopify). employee(marie,shopify). employee(joe,deepmind). employee(jack,google). employee(simon,google). employee(suzy,shopify). employee(paul,rossvideo). employee(marie,rossvideo). employee(simon,uber).
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