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CS570 Analysis of Algorithms Spring 2017 Exam II Name: Student ID: Email Address: Check if DEN Student Maximum Received Problem 1 20 Problem 2 10 Problem 3 10 Problem 4 15 Problem 5 15 Problem 6 15 Problem 7 15 Total 1) 20 pts Mark the following statements as TRUE or FALSE. No need to

[This is a cleaned-up composite of what was covered in both lecture sections. Each week, I plan to streamline the lectures into cleaned-up notes.] Greedy Algorithms Here’s a problem where a greedy algorithm works: making change in Canada. What is the minimum number of coins for a given amount of money? e.g. Someone wants the

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CSU22022, 3rd Lecture, Dr. M. Manzke, Page: 1 Overflow When we use fixed size Register for arithmetic operands there is the hazard at each micro-ops of overflow. If Register R stores an n-bit 2’s compliment number, then: -2n-1  R  2n-1-1 Note the asymmetry, so even negation can cause overflow, e.g. R  -2n-1

As always, a->b[c] means an edge from a to b with weight c Sample Graph 1->2[1000000] 1->3[20] 3->2[10] Let’s say start vertex s is 1. What’s the shortest path distance from 1 to 2? 20+10 = 30. We care about total weight, not number of edges. Can we convert to unweighted graph and use BFS?