Hello. Please answer the attached Algorithms question correctly. You don't have to give a long explanation.*If you answer the question correctly, I will give you a thumbs up. Thanks. The following set of points is in two-dimensional space. Determine the distance between the closest two pointsin the set (using standard Euclidean distance).If needed, you can write code for the question. Each answer should be given rounded to three decimal digits.{{22.0344, 40.2186}, {17.389, 38.7283}, {80.6806, 58.0522}, {36.8928, 90.7666}, {46.1046, 57.2742},(49.1957, 59.9152}, {60.6756, 45.5272}, {1.63003, 43.0286}, {99.8084, 68.2004}, {1.98675, 65.3029},(3.88193, 92.3283}, {99.8621, 41.2222}, {34.885, 6.72641}, {51.0914, 23.9074},{1.73073, 75.429}, {5.31345, 42.0408}, {56.4119, 84.0241}, {29.8587, 24.8471},(87.0178, 13.5195}, {44.9143, 24.2036}, {46.7432, 29.7741}, {98.6699, 34.9981}, {63.5124, 1.48879),(55.1275, 17.883}, {77.7633, 47.3717}, {50.4436, 68.3641}, {99.1434, 55.4927}, {26.1662, 76.9425},{38.4969, 63.4624}, {42.508, 34.9607}, {15.8597, 46.7231}, {46.3885, 55.3074}, {87.9573, 57.2927},(52.6244, 41.8313}, {51.1401, 25.7269}, {21.0435, 62.6409}, {20.1335, 43.109}, {40.704, 18.4019},(38.8354, 25.6874}, {42.7627, 78.0146}, {54.1826, 71.1316}, {25.6486, 88.6906},(48.2832, 7.2523}, {46.0919, 56.0223}, {17.6027, 49.2241}, {39.2153, 2.21939}, {21.7832, 54.8673},(31.8863, 27.9089}, {6.527, 83.415}, {26.5646, 17.4138}}

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Database System Concepts

7th Edition

ISBN:9780078022159

Author:Abraham Silberschatz Professor, Henry F. Korth, S. Sudarshan

Publisher:Abraham Silberschatz Professor, Henry F. Korth, S. Sudarshan

Chapter1: Introduction

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