Quiz: Breadth-first search

Question 1

Consider the following graph G. It consist of 9 nodes labeled with numbers as well as 12 edges connecting the nodes. Each edge is labeled with its cost. Let 5 be the start node and 7 be the goal node. Run Breadth-first search on G. If the algorithm terminates when the goal is discovered, how many non-goal nodes are in the explored set?

Question 2

Consider the following graph G. It consist of 9 nodes labeled with numbers as well as 12 edges connecting the nodes. Each edge is labeled with its cost. Let 4 be the start node and 5 be the goal node. Run Breadth-first search on G. If the algorithm terminates when the goal is discovered, how many non-goal nodes are in the explored set?

Question 3

Consider the following graph G. It consist of 9 nodes labeled with numbers as well as 12 edges connecting the nodes. Each edge is labeled with its cost. Let 2 be the start node and 6 be the goal node. Run Breadth-first search on G. If the algorithm terminates when the goal is discovered, how many non-goal nodes are in the explored set?

Question 4

Consider the following graph G. It consist of 9 nodes labeled with numbers as well as 12 edges connecting the nodes. Each edge is labeled with its cost. Let 8 be the start node and 2 be the goal node. Run Breadth-first search on G. If the algorithm terminates when the goal is discovered, how many non-goal nodes are in the explored set?

Question 5

Consider the following graph G. It consist of 9 nodes labeled with numbers as well as 12 edges connecting the nodes. Each edge is labeled with its cost. Let 3 be the start node and 7 be the goal node. Run Breadth-first search on G. If the algorithm terminates when the goal is discovered, how many non-goal nodes are in the explored set?

Question 6

Consider the following graph G. It consist of 9 nodes labeled with numbers as well as 12 edges connecting the nodes. Each edge is labeled with its cost. Let 2 be the start node and 5 be the goal node. Run Breadth-first search on G. If the algorithm terminates when the goal is discovered, how many non-goal nodes are in the explored set?

Question 7

Consider the following graph G. It consist of 9 nodes labeled with numbers as well as 12 edges connecting the nodes. Each edge is labeled with its cost. Let 6 be the start node and 2 be the goal node. Run Breadth-first search on G. If the algorithm terminates when the goal is discovered, how many non-goal nodes are in the explored set?

Question 8

Consider the following graph G. It consist of 9 nodes labeled with numbers as well as 12 edges connecting the nodes. Each edge is labeled with its cost. Let 7 be the start node and 6 be the goal node. Run Breadth-first search on G. If the algorithm terminates when the goal is discovered, how many non-goal nodes are in the explored set?

Question 9

Consider the following graph G. It consist of 9 nodes labeled with numbers as well as 12 edges connecting the nodes. Each edge is labeled with its cost. Let 6 be the start node and 4 be the goal node. Run Breadth-first search on G. If the algorithm terminates when the goal is discovered, how many non-goal nodes are in the explored set?

Question 10

Consider the following graph G. It consist of 9 nodes labeled with numbers as well as 12 edges connecting the nodes. Each edge is labeled with its cost. Let 7 be the start node and 5 be the goal node. Run Breadth-first search on G. If the algorithm terminates when the goal is discovered, how many non-goal nodes are in the explored set?

Question 11

Consider the following graph G. It consist of 9 nodes labeled with numbers as well as 12 edges connecting the nodes. Each edge is labeled with its cost. Let 6 be the start node and 1 be the goal node. Run Breadth-first search on G. If the algorithm terminates when the goal is discovered, how many non-goal nodes are in the explored set?

Question 12

Consider the following graph G. It consist of 9 nodes labeled with numbers as well as 12 edges connecting the nodes. Each edge is labeled with its cost. Let 6 be the start node and 2 be the goal node. Run Breadth-first search on G. If the algorithm terminates when the goal is discovered, how many non-goal nodes are in the explored set?

Question 13

Consider the following graph G. It consist of 9 nodes labeled with numbers as well as 12 edges connecting the nodes. Each edge is labeled with its cost. Let 7 be the start node and 0 be the goal node. Run Breadth-first search on G. If the algorithm terminates when the goal is discovered, how many non-goal nodes are in the explored set?

Question 14

Consider the following graph G. It consist of 9 nodes labeled with numbers as well as 12 edges connecting the nodes. Each edge is labeled with its cost. Let 2 be the start node and 8 be the goal node. Run Breadth-first search on G. If the algorithm terminates when the goal is discovered, how many non-goal nodes are in the explored set?

Question 15

Consider the following graph G. It consist of 9 nodes labeled with numbers as well as 12 edges connecting the nodes. Each edge is labeled with its cost. Let 7 be the start node and 5 be the goal node. Run Breadth-first search on G. If the algorithm terminates when the goal is discovered, how many non-goal nodes are in the explored set?

Question 16

Consider the following graph G. It consist of 9 nodes labeled with numbers as well as 12 edges connecting the nodes. Each edge is labeled with its cost. Let 6 be the start node and 7 be the goal node. Run Breadth-first search on G. If the algorithm terminates when the goal is discovered, how many non-goal nodes are in the explored set?

Question 17

Consider the following graph G. It consist of 9 nodes labeled with numbers as well as 12 edges connecting the nodes. Each edge is labeled with its cost. Let 5 be the start node and 7 be the goal node. Run Breadth-first search on G. If the algorithm terminates when the goal is discovered, how many non-goal nodes are in the explored set?

Question 18

Consider the following graph G. It consist of 9 nodes labeled with numbers as well as 12 edges connecting the nodes. Each edge is labeled with its cost. Let 0 be the start node and 7 be the goal node. Run Breadth-first search on G. If the algorithm terminates when the goal is discovered, how many non-goal nodes are in the explored set?

Question 19

Consider the following graph G. It consist of 9 nodes labeled with numbers as well as 12 edges connecting the nodes. Each edge is labeled with its cost. Let 2 be the start node and 5 be the goal node. Run Breadth-first search on G. If the algorithm terminates when the goal is discovered, how many non-goal nodes are in the explored set?

Question 20

Consider the following graph G. It consist of 9 nodes labeled with numbers as well as 12 edges connecting the nodes. Each edge is labeled with its cost. Let 6 be the start node and 8 be the goal node. Run Breadth-first search on G. If the algorithm terminates when the goal is discovered, how many non-goal nodes are in the explored set?

Question 21

Consider the following graph G. It consist of 9 nodes labeled with numbers as well as 12 edges connecting the nodes. Each edge is labeled with its cost. Let 7 be the start node and 3 be the goal node. Run Breadth-first search on G. If the algorithm terminates when the goal is discovered, how many non-goal nodes are in the explored set?

Question 22

Consider the following graph G. It consist of 9 nodes labeled with numbers as well as 12 edges connecting the nodes. Each edge is labeled with its cost. Let 5 be the start node and 7 be the goal node. Run Breadth-first search on G. If the algorithm terminates when the goal is discovered, how many non-goal nodes are in the explored set?

Question 23

Consider the following graph G. It consist of 9 nodes labeled with numbers as well as 12 edges connecting the nodes. Each edge is labeled with its cost. Let 4 be the start node and 3 be the goal node. Run Breadth-first search on G. If the algorithm terminates when the goal is discovered, how many non-goal nodes are in the explored set?

Question 24

Consider the following graph G. It consist of 9 nodes labeled with numbers as well as 12 edges connecting the nodes. Each edge is labeled with its cost. Let 2 be the start node and 3 be the goal node. Run Breadth-first search on G. If the algorithm terminates when the goal is discovered, how many non-goal nodes are in the explored set?

Question 25

Consider the following graph G. It consist of 9 nodes labeled with numbers as well as 12 edges connecting the nodes. Each edge is labeled with its cost. Let 3 be the start node and 6 be the goal node. Run Breadth-first search on G. If the algorithm terminates when the goal is discovered, how many non-goal nodes are in the explored set?

Question 26

Consider the following graph G. It consist of 9 nodes labeled with numbers as well as 12 edges connecting the nodes. Each edge is labeled with its cost. Let 6 be the start node and 3 be the goal node. Run Breadth-first search on G. If the algorithm terminates when the goal is discovered, how many non-goal nodes are in the explored set?

Question 27

Consider the following graph G. It consist of 9 nodes labeled with numbers as well as 12 edges connecting the nodes. Each edge is labeled with its cost. Let 3 be the start node and 7 be the goal node. Run Breadth-first search on G. If the algorithm terminates when the goal is discovered, how many non-goal nodes are in the explored set?

Question 28

Consider the following graph G. It consist of 9 nodes labeled with numbers as well as 12 edges connecting the nodes. Each edge is labeled with its cost. Let 8 be the start node and 7 be the goal node. Run Breadth-first search on G. If the algorithm terminates when the goal is discovered, how many non-goal nodes are in the explored set?

Question 29

Consider the following graph G. It consist of 9 nodes labeled with numbers as well as 12 edges connecting the nodes. Each edge is labeled with its cost. Let 7 be the start node and 1 be the goal node. Run Breadth-first search on G. If the algorithm terminates when the goal is discovered, how many non-goal nodes are in the explored set?

Question 30

Consider the following graph G. It consist of 9 nodes labeled with numbers as well as 12 edges connecting the nodes. Each edge is labeled with its cost. Let 2 be the start node and 8 be the goal node. Run Breadth-first search on G. If the algorithm terminates when the goal is discovered, how many non-goal nodes are in the explored set?

Question 31

Consider the following graph G. It consist of 9 nodes labeled with numbers as well as 12 edges connecting the nodes. Each edge is labeled with its cost. Let 5 be the start node and 7 be the goal node. Run Breadth-first search on G. If the algorithm terminates when the goal is discovered, how many non-goal nodes are in the explored set?

Question 32

Consider the following graph G. It consist of 9 nodes labeled with numbers as well as 12 edges connecting the nodes. Each edge is labeled with its cost. Let 8 be the start node and 4 be the goal node. Run Breadth-first search on G. If the algorithm terminates when the goal is discovered, how many non-goal nodes are in the explored set?

Question 33

Consider the following graph G. It consist of 9 nodes labeled with numbers as well as 12 edges connecting the nodes. Each edge is labeled with its cost. Let 2 be the start node and 7 be the goal node. Run Breadth-first search on G. If the algorithm terminates when the goal is discovered, how many non-goal nodes are in the explored set?

Question 34

Consider the following graph G. It consist of 9 nodes labeled with numbers as well as 12 edges connecting the nodes. Each edge is labeled with its cost. Let 8 be the start node and 6 be the goal node. Run Breadth-first search on G. If the algorithm terminates when the goal is discovered, how many non-goal nodes are in the explored set?

Question 35

Consider the following graph G. It consist of 9 nodes labeled with numbers as well as 12 edges connecting the nodes. Each edge is labeled with its cost. Let 6 be the start node and 8 be the goal node. Run Breadth-first search on G. If the algorithm terminates when the goal is discovered, how many non-goal nodes are in the explored set?

Question 36

Consider the following graph G. It consist of 9 nodes labeled with numbers as well as 12 edges connecting the nodes. Each edge is labeled with its cost. Let 7 be the start node and 8 be the goal node. Run Breadth-first search on G. If the algorithm terminates when the goal is discovered, how many non-goal nodes are in the explored set?

Question 37

Consider the following graph G. It consist of 9 nodes labeled with numbers as well as 12 edges connecting the nodes. Each edge is labeled with its cost. Let 2 be the start node and 8 be the goal node. Run Breadth-first search on G. If the algorithm terminates when the goal is discovered, how many non-goal nodes are in the explored set?

Question 38

Consider the following graph G. It consist of 9 nodes labeled with numbers as well as 12 edges connecting the nodes. Each edge is labeled with its cost. Let 7 be the start node and 8 be the goal node. Run Breadth-first search on G. If the algorithm terminates when the goal is discovered, how many non-goal nodes are in the explored set?

Question 39

Consider the following graph G. It consist of 9 nodes labeled with numbers as well as 12 edges connecting the nodes. Each edge is labeled with its cost. Let 4 be the start node and 8 be the goal node. Run Breadth-first search on G. If the algorithm terminates when the goal is discovered, how many non-goal nodes are in the explored set?

Question 40

Consider the following graph G. It consist of 9 nodes labeled with numbers as well as 12 edges connecting the nodes. Each edge is labeled with its cost. Let 5 be the start node and 7 be the goal node. Run Breadth-first search on G. If the algorithm terminates when the goal is discovered, how many non-goal nodes are in the explored set?

Question 41

Consider the following graph G. It consist of 9 nodes labeled with numbers as well as 12 edges connecting the nodes. Each edge is labeled with its cost. Let 7 be the start node and 0 be the goal node. Run Breadth-first search on G. If the algorithm terminates when the goal is discovered, how many non-goal nodes are in the explored set?

Question 42

Consider the following graph G. It consist of 9 nodes labeled with numbers as well as 12 edges connecting the nodes. Each edge is labeled with its cost. Let 1 be the start node and 6 be the goal node. Run Breadth-first search on G. If the algorithm terminates when the goal is discovered, how many non-goal nodes are in the explored set?

Question 43

Consider the following graph G. It consist of 9 nodes labeled with numbers as well as 12 edges connecting the nodes. Each edge is labeled with its cost. Let 6 be the start node and 7 be the goal node. Run Breadth-first search on G. If the algorithm terminates when the goal is discovered, how many non-goal nodes are in the explored set?

Question 44

Consider the following graph G. It consist of 9 nodes labeled with numbers as well as 12 edges connecting the nodes. Each edge is labeled with its cost. Let 1 be the start node and 4 be the goal node. Run Breadth-first search on G. If the algorithm terminates when the goal is discovered, how many non-goal nodes are in the explored set?

Question 45

Consider the following graph G. It consist of 9 nodes labeled with numbers as well as 12 edges connecting the nodes. Each edge is labeled with its cost. Let 8 be the start node and 6 be the goal node. Run Breadth-first search on G. If the algorithm terminates when the goal is discovered, how many non-goal nodes are in the explored set?

Question 46

Consider the following graph G. It consist of 9 nodes labeled with numbers as well as 12 edges connecting the nodes. Each edge is labeled with its cost. Let 6 be the start node and 8 be the goal node. Run Breadth-first search on G. If the algorithm terminates when the goal is discovered, how many non-goal nodes are in the explored set?

Question 47

Consider the following graph G. It consist of 9 nodes labeled with numbers as well as 12 edges connecting the nodes. Each edge is labeled with its cost. Let 7 be the start node and 6 be the goal node. Run Breadth-first search on G. If the algorithm terminates when the goal is discovered, how many non-goal nodes are in the explored set?

Question 48

Consider the following graph G. It consist of 9 nodes labeled with numbers as well as 12 edges connecting the nodes. Each edge is labeled with its cost. Let 4 be the start node and 1 be the goal node. Run Breadth-first search on G. If the algorithm terminates when the goal is discovered, how many non-goal nodes are in the explored set?

Question 49

Consider the following graph G. It consist of 9 nodes labeled with numbers as well as 12 edges connecting the nodes. Each edge is labeled with its cost. Let 6 be the start node and 1 be the goal node. Run Breadth-first search on G. If the algorithm terminates when the goal is discovered, how many non-goal nodes are in the explored set?

Question 50

Consider the following graph G. It consist of 9 nodes labeled with numbers as well as 12 edges connecting the nodes. Each edge is labeled with its cost. Let 4 be the start node and 8 be the goal node. Run Breadth-first search on G. If the algorithm terminates when the goal is discovered, how many non-goal nodes are in the explored set?

Question 51

Consider the following graph G. It consist of 9 nodes labeled with numbers as well as 12 edges connecting the nodes. Each edge is labeled with its cost. Let 5 be the start node and 7 be the goal node. Run Breadth-first search on G. If the algorithm terminates when the goal is discovered, how many non-goal nodes are in the explored set?

Question 52

Consider the following graph G. It consist of 9 nodes labeled with numbers as well as 12 edges connecting the nodes. Each edge is labeled with its cost. Let 4 be the start node and 7 be the goal node. Run Breadth-first search on G. If the algorithm terminates when the goal is discovered, how many non-goal nodes are in the explored set?

Question 53

Consider the following graph G. It consist of 9 nodes labeled with numbers as well as 12 edges connecting the nodes. Each edge is labeled with its cost. Let 8 be the start node and 4 be the goal node. Run Breadth-first search on G. If the algorithm terminates when the goal is discovered, how many non-goal nodes are in the explored set?

Question 54

Consider the following graph G. It consist of 9 nodes labeled with numbers as well as 12 edges connecting the nodes. Each edge is labeled with its cost. Let 6 be the start node and 1 be the goal node. Run Breadth-first search on G. If the algorithm terminates when the goal is discovered, how many non-goal nodes are in the explored set?

Question 55

Consider the following graph G. It consist of 9 nodes labeled with numbers as well as 12 edges connecting the nodes. Each edge is labeled with its cost. Let 6 be the start node and 5 be the goal node. Run Breadth-first search on G. If the algorithm terminates when the goal is discovered, how many non-goal nodes are in the explored set?

Question 56

Consider the following graph G. It consist of 9 nodes labeled with numbers as well as 12 edges connecting the nodes. Each edge is labeled with its cost. Let 5 be the start node and 4 be the goal node. Run Breadth-first search on G. If the algorithm terminates when the goal is discovered, how many non-goal nodes are in the explored set?

Question 57

Consider the following graph G. It consist of 9 nodes labeled with numbers as well as 12 edges connecting the nodes. Each edge is labeled with its cost. Let 4 be the start node and 1 be the goal node. Run Breadth-first search on G. If the algorithm terminates when the goal is discovered, how many non-goal nodes are in the explored set?

Question 58

Consider the following graph G. It consist of 9 nodes labeled with numbers as well as 12 edges connecting the nodes. Each edge is labeled with its cost. Let 8 be the start node and 6 be the goal node. Run Breadth-first search on G. If the algorithm terminates when the goal is discovered, how many non-goal nodes are in the explored set?

Question 59

Consider the following graph G. It consist of 9 nodes labeled with numbers as well as 12 edges connecting the nodes. Each edge is labeled with its cost. Let 7 be the start node and 6 be the goal node. Run Breadth-first search on G. If the algorithm terminates when the goal is discovered, how many non-goal nodes are in the explored set?

Question 60

Consider the following graph G. It consist of 9 nodes labeled with numbers as well as 12 edges connecting the nodes. Each edge is labeled with its cost. Let 6 be the start node and 8 be the goal node. Run Breadth-first search on G. If the algorithm terminates when the goal is discovered, how many non-goal nodes are in the explored set?

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