Exercise 1.Describe in plain English (a short paragraph with at most 5-6 lines should be enough)an algorithm for the following task:Input: A directed graph G = (V, E), and a node u € V.Goal: Output 1 if there is a path from every v € G to u (so if u is reachable from anyother node), and output 0 otherwise.Your algorithm should have runtime O(n + m). (Hint: Use an idea that we have seenfor similar connectivity problems in directed graphs.)

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Exercise 1. Describe in plain English (a short paragraph with at most 5-6 lines should be enough) n algorithm for the following task: Input: A directed graph G = (V, E), and a node u € V. Goal: Output 1 if there is a path from every v E G to u (so if u is reachable from any ther node), and output 0 otherwise. Your algorithm should have runtime O(n + m). (Hint: Use an idea that we have seen

Exercise 1. Describe in plain English (a short paragraph with at most 5-6 lines should be enough) n algorithm for the following task: Input: A directed graph G = (V, E), and a node u € V. Goal: Output 1 if there is a path from every v E G to u (so if u is reachable from any ther node), and output 0 otherwise. Your algorithm should have runtime O(n + m). (Hint: Use an idea that we have seen

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