The Items written in priority wise are::
Water 10 3 lb
Food 9 2 lb
Camera 6 1 lb
Jacket 5 2 lb
Book 3 2 lb
While considering priority wise we need water at first place hence we take water..it is 3 lb weight
Knapsack=[water,] 3 lb filled 3 lb remaining ,cost =10
Next priority is food,hence we choose food,it is 2 lb weight
Knapsack=[water,food] 5 lb filled 1 lb remaining ,cost = 19
Next priority is given for camera ,so camera is chosen.It is 1lb weight...
Knapsack=[water,food,camera] 6 lb filled 0 lb remaining ,cost = 25
Knapsack is filled now...
Hence Items in knapsack =[water,food,camera]
its value/cost = 25
For Part B the problem is not given for reference hence couldnt solve...
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