Quiz: Depth-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 Depth-first search on G. If the neighbors are visited in ascending order, how many nodes are in the path from start to goal?

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 Depth-first search on G. If the neighbors are visited in ascending order, how many nodes are in the path from start to goal?

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 Depth-first search on G. If the neighbors are visited in ascending order, how many nodes are in the path from start to goal?

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 Depth-first search on G. If the neighbors are visited in ascending order, how many nodes are in the path from start to goal?

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 Depth-first search on G. If the neighbors are visited in ascending order, how many nodes are in the path from start to goal?

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 Depth-first search on G. If the neighbors are visited in ascending order, how many nodes are in the path from start to goal?

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 Depth-first search on G. If the neighbors are visited in ascending order, how many nodes are in the path from start to goal?

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 Depth-first search on G. If the neighbors are visited in ascending order, how many nodes are in the path from start to goal?

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 Depth-first search on G. If the neighbors are visited in ascending order, how many nodes are in the path from start to goal?

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 Depth-first search on G. If the neighbors are visited in ascending order, how many nodes are in the path from start to goal?

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 Depth-first search on G. If the neighbors are visited in ascending order, how many nodes are in the path from start to goal?

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 Depth-first search on G. If the neighbors are visited in ascending order, how many nodes are in the path from start to goal?

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 Depth-first search on G. If the neighbors are visited in ascending order, how many nodes are in the path from start to goal?

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 Depth-first search on G. If the neighbors are visited in ascending order, how many nodes are in the path from start to goal?

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 Depth-first search on G. If the neighbors are visited in ascending order, how many nodes are in the path from start to goal?

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 Depth-first search on G. If the neighbors are visited in ascending order, how many nodes are in the path from start to goal?

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 Depth-first search on G. If the neighbors are visited in ascending order, how many nodes are in the path from start to goal?

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 Depth-first search on G. If the neighbors are visited in ascending order, how many nodes are in the path from start to goal?

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 Depth-first search on G. If the neighbors are visited in ascending order, how many nodes are in the path from start to goal?

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 Depth-first search on G. If the neighbors are visited in ascending order, how many nodes are in the path from start to goal?

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 Depth-first search on G. If the neighbors are visited in ascending order, how many nodes are in the path from start to goal?

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 Depth-first search on G. If the neighbors are visited in ascending order, how many nodes are in the path from start to goal?

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 Depth-first search on G. If the neighbors are visited in ascending order, how many nodes are in the path from start to goal?

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 Depth-first search on G. If the neighbors are visited in ascending order, how many nodes are in the path from start to goal?

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 Depth-first search on G. If the neighbors are visited in ascending order, how many nodes are in the path from start to goal?

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 Depth-first search on G. If the neighbors are visited in ascending order, how many nodes are in the path from start to goal?

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 Depth-first search on G. If the neighbors are visited in ascending order, how many nodes are in the path from start to goal?

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 Depth-first search on G. If the neighbors are visited in ascending order, how many nodes are in the path from start to goal?

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 Depth-first search on G. If the neighbors are visited in ascending order, how many nodes are in the path from start to goal?

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 Depth-first search on G. If the neighbors are visited in ascending order, how many nodes are in the path from start to goal?

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 Depth-first search on G. If the neighbors are visited in ascending order, how many nodes are in the path from start to goal?

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 Depth-first search on G. If the neighbors are visited in ascending order, how many nodes are in the path from start to goal?

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 Depth-first search on G. If the neighbors are visited in ascending order, how many nodes are in the path from start to goal?

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 Depth-first search on G. If the neighbors are visited in ascending order, how many nodes are in the path from start to goal?

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 Depth-first search on G. If the neighbors are visited in ascending order, how many nodes are in the path from start to goal?

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 Depth-first search on G. If the neighbors are visited in ascending order, how many nodes are in the path from start to goal?

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 Depth-first search on G. If the neighbors are visited in ascending order, how many nodes are in the path from start to goal?

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 Depth-first search on G. If the neighbors are visited in ascending order, how many nodes are in the path from start to goal?

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 Depth-first search on G. If the neighbors are visited in ascending order, how many nodes are in the path from start to goal?

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 Depth-first search on G. If the neighbors are visited in ascending order, how many nodes are in the path from start to goal?

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 Depth-first search on G. If the neighbors are visited in ascending order, how many nodes are in the path from start to goal?

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 Depth-first search on G. If the neighbors are visited in ascending order, how many nodes are in the path from start to goal?

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 Depth-first search on G. If the neighbors are visited in ascending order, how many nodes are in the path from start to goal?

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 Depth-first search on G. If the neighbors are visited in ascending order, how many nodes are in the path from start to goal?

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 Depth-first search on G. If the neighbors are visited in ascending order, how many nodes are in the path from start to goal?

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 Depth-first search on G. If the neighbors are visited in ascending order, how many nodes are in the path from start to goal?

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 Depth-first search on G. If the neighbors are visited in ascending order, how many nodes are in the path from start to goal?

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 Depth-first search on G. If the neighbors are visited in ascending order, how many nodes are in the path from start to goal?

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 Depth-first search on G. If the neighbors are visited in ascending order, how many nodes are in the path from start to goal?

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 Depth-first search on G. If the neighbors are visited in ascending order, how many nodes are in the path from start to goal?

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 Depth-first search on G. If the neighbors are visited in ascending order, how many nodes are in the path from start to goal?

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 Depth-first search on G. If the neighbors are visited in ascending order, how many nodes are in the path from start to goal?

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 Depth-first search on G. If the neighbors are visited in ascending order, how many nodes are in the path from start to goal?

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 Depth-first search on G. If the neighbors are visited in ascending order, how many nodes are in the path from start to goal?

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 Depth-first search on G. If the neighbors are visited in ascending order, how many nodes are in the path from start to goal?

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 Depth-first search on G. If the neighbors are visited in ascending order, how many nodes are in the path from start to goal?

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 Depth-first search on G. If the neighbors are visited in ascending order, how many nodes are in the path from start to goal?

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 Depth-first search on G. If the neighbors are visited in ascending order, how many nodes are in the path from start to goal?

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 Depth-first search on G. If the neighbors are visited in ascending order, how many nodes are in the path from start to goal?

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 Depth-first search on G. If the neighbors are visited in ascending order, how many nodes are in the path from start to goal?

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