you are given ten(10) numbers 9,5,4,5,7,3,2,9,10,1Store these elements in a stack ADT in the order shown (i.e. start with 9 and end with 1).Pop elements from this stack and store the elements in a binary search tree.Traverse the binary search tree above and store the elements in a priority queue.Remove the elements from the priority queue in (iii) and construct a directed graph G such that (x,y) is an edge as long as x>y whenever x and y are vertices of G.Traverse the graph in (iv) using depth first search(DFS)

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you are given ten(10) numbers 9,5,4,5,7,3,2,9,10,1

Store these elements in a stack ADT in the order shown (i.e. start with 9 and end with 1).
Pop elements from this stack and store the elements in a binary search tree.

Traverse the binary search tree above and store the elements in a priority queue.

Remove the elements from the priority queue in (iii) and construct a directed graph G such that (x,y) is an edge as long as x>y whenever x and y are vertices of G.
Traverse the graph in (iv) using depth first search(DFS)

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