Question: Traveling Salesman Problem: Branch & Bound ( Exit Vertices First ) Given an instance of the TSP problem ( Shortest Distance ) , which of

Traveling Salesman Problem: Branch & Bound (Exit Vertices First)
Given an instance of the TSP problem (Shortest Distance), which of the following paths represents the right way to
compute the upper bound of ACF :
Select one:
a.B{A,C,D,G},F{F,C,D,G},C{B,A,D,F},D{B,A,C,G},G{B,A,C,D}
b.F{B,C,D,G},B{A,C,D,G},C{B,A,D,G},D{B,A,C,G},G{B,A,C,D}
c.F{B,E,D,G},B{A,E,D,G},D{B,A,E,G},E{B,A,D,G},G{B,A,E,D}
d.B{F,C,D,G},C{F,B,D,G},D{B,C.G,F},G{B,D,C,F},A{B,G,C,D}
Traveling Salesman Problem: Branch & Bound ( Exit

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