1- Consider the problem of a traveling salesman who moves between several markets, a market per week, and intends to opt

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1- Consider the problem of a traveling salesman who moves between several markets, a market per week, and intends to optimize the order of passage through the different markets. In a market, the traveling salesman buys items that he sells entirely in next market, making, however, greater gains between some markets that in others. There are even pairs of markets where you end up losing money. The traveling salesman mapped the gains/losses between each pair of markets (example with 4 markets), intending to maintain its presence in all markets Markets A B C D A +20 +5 +2 B +10 -4 +1 C +3 +8 +7 D -2 +6 -2 a) Formulate the problem mathematically. Don't forget to set the state set, initial state, successor function, test function (or subset of objective states), and the cost of a path