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What does each node represent in the air travel network?
Think about what cities you can fly to.
What are edges in a graph?
Consider what links the cities together.
What does a node represent in graph theory?
Remember what each point on the map symbolizes.
True or False: More cities (N) will always make an algorithm run faster.
Consider what happens when you have more connections.
Given a network of cities with varying numbers of edges (flights), calculate how many unique paths exist from city A to city B if each edge can be traversed once.
Think about how you can explore branches without retracing your steps.
Analyze the effects of adding two more flights between two existing cities in terms of algorithm efficiency. What changes will you observe?
Measure how added connections affect search complexity.
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