Answer the Questions from the Review Sheets For Midterms 1 & 2. In addition:

Graphs

Write the adjacency list representation of below graph in the format shown in class.

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Trace DFS on the above graph

Then, draw the DFS Forest

Now, trace BFS on the above Graph.

Queue:

Also Draw the BFS Tree. How do the tracings for BFS and DFS differ?

Write the adjacency list representation of below graph in the format shown in class.

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Trace DFS on the above graph

Then, draw the DFS Forest

Next, trace BFS on the above graph.

Queue:

Also Draw the BFS Tree. How do the tracings for BFS and DFS differ?

What is the Big-O runtime of DFS and BFS?

BFS: O (                    )

DFS: O (                    )

Trace the merge sort algorithm on the following array of values:

[50, 2, 12, 17, 6, 1, 4, 52]

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Write the pseudocode for the mergeSort operation. Note that you do not need to write the helper function merge.

mergeSort(A, low, high)

What is the Big O run-time of MergeSort in the best, worst and average case?

Best: O (                            )

Average: O (                            )

Worst: O (                            )

Give an example of a sorting algorithm that we have studied in this class that falls into each of the following categories:

An in-place sorting algorithm:

A comparison-based sorting algorithm:

A divide-and-conquer sorting algorithm:

A parallel sorting algorithm: