1. Consider the following greedy approach to the matrix-chain multiplication problem: Whenever there are at least 3 matr

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1. Consider the following greedy approach to the matrix-chain multiplication problem: Whenever there are at least 3 matrices (A, ... Aj, j — i ≥ 2) remaining, always split the chain at k: (A₁...Ak)(Ak+1 ...Aj), such that Pk is the smallest number among {pi, ..., Pj-1}. Prove that this greedy approach doesn't always give optimal solution.
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