Question: can you please do it with more explanation. I know there is an answer for this on chegg already but I need more explanation. thank
can you please do it with more explanation. I know there is an answer for this on chegg already but I need more explanation. thank you 
Problem 6. Consider now the Weighted Interval Scheduling problem, where each interval i is specified by ([start;, end], weight;). Here, the weight is an assigned value that is independent of the length endi starti. Here, you may assume weight; > 0. We seek a set S of pairwise non-overlapping intervals that maximizes Lies weight;. That is, rather than maximizing the number of intervals, we are seeking to maximize the sum of the weights. Consider a greedy algorithm which works identically as in Problem 5. Draw an example with at least 5 appoint- ments where this algorithm fails. Show the order in which the algorithm selects the intervals, and also show a subset with larger weight of non-overlapping intervals than the subset output by the greedy algorithm. The same comments apply here as for Problem 5 in terms of level of explanation
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