Elizabeth Freeman successfully won her freedom by  

Search. (20 points) Consider the search problem with the following state space graph:  Screenshot 2024-10-10 225042.png where S denotes the start state, G denotes the goal state, and step costs are written on each edge of the graph. Compute the expanded states of the above graph and the returned path for each of these graph search methods: i) Depth-first search; ii) Breadth-first search; iii) Uniform cost search; iv) Greedy search using the heuristic h shown on the graph; and v) A* search using the same heuristic. Remember that in graph search, a state is expanded only once.

  What was Gullah?  

 What is the space complexity of Breadth-first search? 

Which of the following UN programs works to protect children’s rights and needs? Remember, you can ONLY use course materials to answer this and all quiz questions.  This information can be found on the handout that was passed out and discussed in class (also available in Canvas).  It is considered cheating to look up/google information from resources outside of what we discussed in class.  Find this information in the course materials for this class. 

After viewing the following: How many of the orbital notations are completed correctly?

  How did the Seven Years’ War impact the British economy?  

  Which idea brought deists and evangelical leaders together?  

  Tecumseh and Tenskwatawa were brothers who  

Search Heuristic Functions. (8 points) For the following question, consider the search problem shown on the left. It has only three states, and three directed edges. A is the start node and G is the goal node. To the right, four different heuristic functions are defined, numbered I through IV. Screenshot 2024-10-10 225510.png For each heuristic function, state whether it is admissible and whether it is consistent with respect to the search problem given above. (I) (II) (III) (IV)