2. a) Suppose the tree in Figure below is an unordered tree, i.e., the order in which the children appear is not relevant. Now determine whether each of the following breadth-first traversals is valid or not. You need to justify your answer: GFBKECAINJDHMLO GFBKECAINJDHMLO GKFBIJNEACOMLHD GFBKECAINJOMLHD (F

2. a) Suppose the tree in Figure below is an unordered tree, i.e., the order in which the children appear is not relevant. Now determine whether each of the following breadth-first traversals is valid or not. You need to justify your answer: GFBKECAINJDHMLO GFBKECAINJDHMLO GKFBIJNEACOMLHD GFBKECAINJOMLHD (F

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