:Consider the following graph Starting at root node 1, give the order in which the nodes will be visited by the breadth-first 1-2-3 →4 → 5–6 1-2→4→ 5 → 3 →6 1- 2→ 5→ 4 → 3 →6 1-2-4→ 3 → 5 →6

:Consider the following graph Starting at root node 1, give the order in which the nodes will be visited by the breadth-first 1-2-3 →4 → 5–6 1-2→4→ 5 → 3 →6 1- 2→ 5→ 4 → 3 →6 1-2-4→ 3 → 5 →6

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Starting at root node 1, give the order in which the nodes will be
visited by the breadth-first
1-2-3 →4 → 5–6
1-2→4→ 5 → 3 →6
1- 2→ 5→ 4 → 3 →6
1-2-4→ 3 → 5 →6

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