Consider the following graph

Apply breadth-first-search-traversal on the above graph. Which traversal is possible if the start vertex is G? (Assume lexicographic ordering of the adjacency lists).



1. GAHJIBCEKD
2. GAHJIBCDEK
3. GAHIJBDEKC
4. GAHIJBCEKD
5. None of the above

Original Idea by: Sadeeq Olalekan Bello




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  1. Joao MeidanisMarch 25, 2023 at 7:20 AM

    Interesting question, but we have a few like that already. Also, please add 'Original idea by: ' and your name at the end. Also, don't forget the alternative E. None of the above. When you say 'lexicographic ordering', are you referring to the adjacency lists? Please be clearer.

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