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CS 1501 Exam 1 Correct 100% accurate!! Big O - ANSWERUpper bound on the asymptotic performance Big Omega - ANSWERLower bound on the asymptotic performance Theta - ANSWERUpper and lower bound on the asymptotic performance - Exact bound ~ (tilde) - ANSWERsimilar to theta, but doesn't drop the multiplicative constants Exhaustive search idea - ANSWERWe find a solution to a problem by considering (possibly) all potential solutions and selecting the correct one Exhaustive search run...

EDEXEL further maths D1 QUESTIONS WITH COMPLETE ANSWERS Dijkstra's algorithm - ANSWER name this algorithm: 1) give start vertex label 0 2) give each vertex connected to start vertex a working value 3) find smallest working value and give it its permanent label 4) update working values at any unlabelled vertex that can be reached from V 5) repeat steps 3 and 4 till destination vertex given permanent label Prim's algorithm - ANSWER name this algorithm: 1) choo...

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A summerisation of all the key topics of Further Decision A-Level (Both Yr1 and Yr2) which includes: - Bubble and Quick Sort - Key terms (a walk, path, Hamiltonian cycle, a tree etc) - Graphs (Simple, Directed, Complete, Isomorphic, Eulerian, Semi-Eulerian and Non-Eulerian) - Algorithms (Floyd's, Nearest Neighbour, Lower Bound, Prim's, Dijkstra's, Planarity, Route Inspection, Bin Packing and Tour Improvment) - The Simplex Method (normal way, two-stage and the Big-M Method) - Types...

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Advice Read each question carefully before you start to answer it. • Check your answers if you have time at the end. • Good luck with your examination. Turn over A U B V C W D X E Y Figure 1 A Hamiltonian cycle for the graph in Figure 1 begins C, V, E, X, A, W, …. (a) Complete the Hamiltonian cycle. (b) Hence use the planarity algorithm to determine whether the graph shown in Figure 1 is planar. You must make your working clear and justif...

Read each question carefully before you start to answer it.Try to answer every question.Check your answers if you have time at the end.Good luck with your examination. Turn over P66801A *P66801A* ©2021 Pearson Education Ltd. 1/1/1/1/ Figure 1 A Hamiltonian cycle for the graph in Figure 1 begins C, V, E, X, A, W, …. (a) Complete the Hamiltonian cycle. (1) (b) Hence use the planarity algorithm to determine whether the graph shown in Figure 1 is planar. You must make your worki...

MAT2051 Unit 10 Quiz 5 Latest 2020 MAT2051 Discrete Mathematics Unit 10 Quiz 5 Question 1Given an unordered list of n numbers, what algorithm would you use to sort it, and what is the worst-case runtime of the algorithm? Answers: a. Tournament sort, O(n log n). b. Tournament sort, O(n). c. Prim’s Algorithm, O(n log n). d. Prim’s Algorithm, O(n * n). Question 2Given a graph with n vertices, what is the minimum number of edges needed such that the graph is connected? Answers: a. n. ...