Its optimization theory lessonPlease solve it fast 4. (a) Create two children from the following two parents using Ordered Crossover (OX) operator. Then performmutation operator by swapping gene 4 and gene 8 for each children.Parent 1:5 2 1 4 3 7 96.Parent 2:16 4 5 3 28 7(b) Why do we use mutation operator in genetic algorithms.

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4. (a) Create two children from the following two parents using Ordered Crossover (OX) operator. Then perfor mutation operator by swapping gene 4 and gene 8 for each children. Parent 1: 8 5 2 1 4 37 9 6 Parent 2: 19 6 45 3 2 8 7 (b) Why do we use mut in gonotie olgorithms

4. (a) Create two children from the following two parents using Ordered Crossover (OX) operator. Then perfor mutation operator by swapping gene 4 and gene 8 for each children. Parent 1: 8 5 2 1 4 37 9 6 Parent 2: 19 6 45 3 2 8 7 (b) Why do we use mut in gonotie olgorithms

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4. (a) Create two children from the following two parents using Ordered Crossover (OX) operator. Then perform
mutation operator by swapping gene 4 and gene 8 for each children.
Parent 1:
5 2 1 4 3 7 9
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Parent 2:
1
6 4 5 3 28 7
(b) Why do we use mutation operator in genetic algorithms.

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