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2.1. Introduction to Air Travel Problem
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- 1.
What is a node in graph theory in the context of airline networks?
Hint
Think about what the cities represent.
- 2.
Define what an edge represents in an airline graph.
Hint
Consider the connections between cities.
- 3.
What makes up a graph in the context of air travel?
- Cities are nodes
- flights are edges
- Flights are nodes
- cities are edges
- Both are the same
Hint
Think about how graphs represent connections.
- 4.
True or False: Path finding only considers direct flights.
- True
- False
Hint
What about intermediate cities?
- 5.
Construct a directed graph for five cities with varying direct flights, then determine if a passenger can travel from City A to City E.
Hint
Pay attention to whether you can traverse directly or need to hop through other cities.
- 6.
Given a network of cities with costs assigned to each flight, calculate the minimum cost route from City X to Y, factoring in layover times.
Hint
Focus on the total cost, not just the shortest distance.
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