16. A corporation, located in Orlando, would like to link their computers in five different cities Atlanta, Birmingham, Orlando, Jacksonville, and Tampa Bay to each other. The following table shows the weekly cost of linking the computers in each pair of cities. The corporation needs to know the minimum amount of money that they will need to spend each week. Atlanta Atlanta Birmingham Orlando Jacksonville Tampa Bay $512 $715 $820 $622 a) a spanning tree b) a tree but not a spanning tree c) not a tree C Birmingham $512 a) BECAFD b) BECDFACD c) BECDFAC d) none of these LL $640 $551 $918 $690 What would be the appropriate way to solve this problem? (You don't have to solve the problem, just choose one of the options below.) a) Add up all the weights in the table and then divide by the number of cities. b) Find a Hamilton circuit of minimum weight. c) Find an Eulerian circuit of minimum weight. d) Find a spanning tree of minimum weight. 17. Which choice below describes the bold subgraph of the given graph? D Orlando $715 $640 8 18. Which of the following paths is an Eulerian path for the given graph? B $901 $838 7 Jacksonville $820 $551 $901 Tampa Bay $622 $918 $838 $690

16. A corporation, located in Orlando, would like to link their computers in five different cities Atlanta, Birmingham, Orlando, Jacksonville, and Tampa Bay to each other. The following table shows the weekly cost of linking the computers in each pair of cities. The corporation needs to know the minimum amount of money that they will need to spend each week. Atlanta Atlanta Birmingham Orlando Jacksonville Tampa Bay $512 $715 $820 $622 a) a spanning tree b) a tree but not a spanning tree c) not a tree C Birmingham $512 a) BECAFD b) BECDFACD c) BECDFAC d) none of these LL $640 $551 $918 $690 What would be the appropriate way to solve this problem? (You don't have to solve the problem, just choose one of the options below.) a) Add up all the weights in the table and then divide by the number of cities. b) Find a Hamilton circuit of minimum weight. c) Find an Eulerian circuit of minimum weight. d) Find a spanning tree of minimum weight. 17. Which choice below describes the bold subgraph of the given graph? D Orlando $715 $640 8 18. Which of the following paths is an Eulerian path for the given graph? B $901 $838 7 Jacksonville $820 $551 $901 Tampa Bay $622 $918 $838 $690

Trigonometry (11th Edition)

11th Edition

ISBN:9780134217437

Author:Margaret L. Lial, John Hornsby, David I. Schneider, Callie Daniels

Publisher:Margaret L. Lial, John Hornsby, David I. Schneider, Callie Daniels

Chapter1: Trigonometric Functions

Section: Chapter Questions

Problem 1RE: 1. Give the measures of the complement and the supplement of an angle measuring 35°.

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