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3. Show the depth-first spanning forest (similar to that in
Figure 9.77) that results from
running depth-first search on graph G assuming the edges are
unweighted. Be sure to show
tree edges as solid arrows and forward/back/cross edges as dashed
arrows. When there is a
choice as to which vertex to visit next, always prefer the
lower-numbered vertex.
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