[Problem 9] Starting at vertex A, run Prim's algorithm on the following graph. You do not need to draw all steps but you must display the final picture of the generated minimum spanning tree and the order of inclusion of edges into the tree, using standard notation (u,v) to represent an edge between hypothetical vertices u and v, in order to receive points. B 1 2 D 3 F

[Problem 9] Starting at vertex A, run Prim's algorithm on the following graph. You do not need to draw all steps but you must display the final picture of the generated minimum spanning tree and the order of inclusion of edges into the tree, using standard notation (u,v) to represent an edge between hypothetical vertices u and v, in order to receive points. B 1 2 D 3 F

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