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Module 5: Tractable and Intractable Problems
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Explain back-tracking, DFS and BFS with help of small example. Differentiate in between backtracking and dynamic programming. Apply the backtracking algorithm to solve the three-colouring problem for the following graph using state space tree. Assume three colours red, green and blue.
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