Pseudocode is given below for the recursive part of the cycl…

Pseudocode is given below for the recursive part of the cycle-checking algorithm discussed in class; assume the y loop is completed before the z loop begins. In the graph pictured below, the labels are vertex indices; observe that the graph has 11 vertices. At what value of the current vertex x will the algorithm first detect a cycle? Justify your answer by showing all work and stating any assumptions you made. private bool DFS_Cycle_Recursive(int x, int = order     Increment order     If there exists a neighbor y of x such that y was visited earlier, but not the previous vertex visited, then return true     If there exists an unvisited neighbor z of x, then call DFS_Recursive_Cycle(z, v, order), and return true if this call returned true     Return false }

For this Critical Thinking Assignment, you will answer quest…

For this Critical Thinking Assignment, you will answer questions/prompts about harassment, ADA accommodations and conditions of employment. HRPO 2371 CT Assignment APA Q&A Template.docx  An attached formatted template for this assignment has been provided.  Chapter 8 – Harassment Under what circumstances is termination of a harasser the appropriate remedy? Is it advisable for an employer to have a “zero tolerance” policy with respect to violations of its harassment policy?  Chapter 9- Reasonably Accommodating Disability and Religion Under the ADA, how should employers deal with employees who suffer from alcoholism? What are some ways of handling conflicts between work schedules and religious obligations? Chapter 10 – Pay, Benefits, Terms, and Conditions of Employment A taxi company instituted an English-only policy for its dispatch office. All of the employees spoke English, although some spoke Spanish as well. The memo announcing the policy stated that “there is to be no Spanish spoken in the main office” unless a customer did not speak English. The policy applied to business conducted in the main office but not to conversations outside of the main office during breaks. Violations of the policy subjected employees to termination. The employer claimed that the policy was needed to help cut down on miscommunication between drivers and dispatchers. Is this English-only policy discriminatory? (See, Gonzalo v. All Island Transportation, 2007 U.S. Dist. LEXIS 13069 (E.D.N.Y.)).