3. Suppose we are given a directed acyclic graph G with a unique source s and a unique sink t. A vertex v {s, t} is called an (s, t)-cut vertex if every path froms to t passes through v, or equivalently, if deleting v makes t unreachable from s. Describe and analyze an algorithm to find every (s, t)-cut vertex in G. Figure 6.20. A directed acyclic graph with three (s, t)-cut vertices.

3. Suppose we are given a directed acyclic graph G with a unique source s and a unique sink t. A vertex v {s, t} is called an (s, t)-cut vertex if every path froms to t passes through v, or equivalently, if deleting v makes t unreachable from s. Describe and analyze an algorithm to find every (s, t)-cut vertex in G. Figure 6.20. A directed acyclic graph with three (s, t)-cut vertices.

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