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Algorithm : (1. Single-destination Shortest Path, 2. Bellman-Ford, 3. Negative-Weight Cycles), Dynamic Programming, RNA Secondary Structure    Consider n airports, labelled 1 through n. Each airport maintains a number of direct flights to other airports, represented by an edge with an associated cost. Since travel is currently restricted, one may only book direct flights—no airports will perform any transfers.   However, things are beginning to open up again and airports are being slowly cleared to process transfers. These are done in order of label, so the first airport to allow transfers is 1, followed by 2, and so on. Once an airport is allowed to take transfers, flights through that airport may be booked. For example, consider the scenario depicted in Figure 1. When all airports are closed to transfers, flights may only be booked between airports connected by an edge. Thus, a flight from airport 5 to airport 2 may not be booked. However, once airport 1 is allowed to perform…

Simulation of bank calling system [Problem Description] Using linear list to simulate the bank's queuing business model [Basic Requirements] Suppose that the working hours of the bank are from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m The time when customers arrive at the bank is generated randomly, and the customers are queued in the order of arrival. The time required for each customer to handle business can also be generated randomly, no more than 30 minutes. If the randomly generated time length is 0, it indicates that the customer leaves early and does not handle business. When the program is running, input the number of bank windows, and then output the basic information of each customer's business in the bank according to the randomly generated customer data (arrival time, time required for business), including: customer arrival time, customer waiting time, what time the customer handled business in which window, and how long the business lasted. From this, we can observe the average waiting time of…

Scenario A (Question 1-3) Acme engineering is a general light engineering company that specializes in metallic fixtures and fittings. It manufactures various products to customer order, and also has long term contracts to supply manufactured products to other companies. Acme is a "jobbing shop" involving craftspeople making specialized complete products - it is not a production line operation. The craftspeople work on early (6am-2pm) and late (2pm-10pm) shifts 5 days a week, and sometimes do overtime on Saturdays.. The factory is always closed on Friday. Each shift has a supervisor. The management team consists of the Managing Director, Accountant and Sales Manager. They are assisted by two Administrative Assistants who work Sunday to Thursday, 8.30am to 5.30pmS pe cify indicators for the conligency The management team has decided that, in order to become more competitive, it needs more and better information on the costs involved in manufacturing: It wants to build up a database of…