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Question 1 Build out a graph from the state where the Wolf, Goat, Traveller, and Cabbage are on Island 1 (CGTW, o), to the state where all four are on Island 2 (0, CGTW). You can use the cabbages visualization from http://edu. moosader.com/visualizations/ if it helps out. (WCTG, 0) (GT,WC) (WC,TG) (0, WCTC) a. What does W represent? b. What does C represent? c. What does T represent? d. What does G represent? e. What does represent? f. Build out the graph to represent each state. g. List out a path:
Question 2 Two friends have 2 gallons (s quarts) of water in a pail. They also have two (empty) jars, one holding 5 qarts and the other 3. Using just these measuring devices, how can they split the water so that 4 quarts are in the larger jar and 4 quarts remain in the pail? 1 uild out the state diagram and give the path from start (8,0,0) to end (4,4,0) Start 5,0,3 8,0,0 3,5,0 a. What does the 1st position in the vertex label represent? b. What does the 2nd position in the vertex label represent? c. What does the 3rd position in the vertex label represent? d. Draw the state diagram/graph. e. Give a Path to the solution.
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Double line in state graph represents the path.

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