answer question number 2 only AFDвWrite adjacency matrix representation.Write adjacency list representation.III.1.Is there a path between E to D? If exists write down the path and length ofthe path.IV. Do you think the graph is a connected graph? Justify your answer.V.Draw a disconnected form of the graph.2. Implement the above-mentioned graph and traverse the graph using Breadth FirstSearch (BFS).

Here is the approach :- In the BFS we travel nodes in the horizontal manner . Where we trace the…

A E F 1. I. Write adjacency matrix representation. II. Write adjacency list representation. Is there a path between E to D? If exists write down the path and length of the path. IV. III. Do you think the graph is a connected graph? Justify your answer. V. Draw a disconnected form of the graph. 2. Implement the above-mentioned graph and traverse the graph using Breadth First Search (BFS).

A E F 1. I. Write adjacency matrix representation. II. Write adjacency list representation. Is there a path between E to D? If exists write down the path and length of the path. IV. III. Do you think the graph is a connected graph? Justify your answer. V. Draw a disconnected form of the graph. 2. Implement the above-mentioned graph and traverse the graph using Breadth First Search (BFS).

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