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Which best describes the use of the array dist​[i]​[j] used in Floyd's algorithms A) Whether there...

Which best describes the use of the array dist​[i]​[j] used in Floyd's algorithms

A)

Whether there is an edge from vertex i to vertex j

B)

The number of edges in the path from vertex i to vertex j

C)

The Euclidean distance from vertex i to vertex j

D)

The cost of the path (total edge weight) from vertex i to vertex j

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What is LCS(8, 2) where X = ANALYSIS and Y = ALGORITHMS?

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What is LCS(3, 10) where X = ANALYSIS and Y = ALGORITHMS?

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What is LCS(8, 0) where X = ANALYSIS and Y = ALGORITHMS?

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Please do understand my concern, as per Chegg guidelines we are supposed to answer the first question if there is more than one question in a post, your downvote effects my career a lot, if I get a downvote for a wrong answer or incomplete answer I will accept it. Please give a positive rating

Floyds algorithm is used to find the all-pairs shortest path distance

so each dist[i][j] represents the cost of the path from vertex i to vertex j

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