Question 4: 1. For the graph below, use Kruskal's algorithm ("avoid cycles") to find a minimum weight spanning tree. Your answer should include a complete list of the edges, indicating which edges you take for your tree and which (if any) you reject in the course of running the algorithm. 2. For the graph below, use Prim's algorithm ("build tree") to find a minimum weight spanning tree. Your answer should list the edges selected by the algorithm in the order they were selected. 20 7. 12 6. 15 10 10 25 17 25 18 FIGURE 12.21: FIND A MINIMUM WEIGHT SPANNING TREE

Question 4: 1. For the graph below, use Kruskal's algorithm ("avoid cycles") to find a minimum weight spanning tree. Your answer should include a complete list of the edges, indicating which edges you take for your tree and which (if any) you reject in the course of running the algorithm. 2. For the graph below, use Prim's algorithm ("build tree") to find a minimum weight spanning tree. Your answer should list the edges selected by the algorithm in the order they were selected. 20 7. 12 6. 15 10 10 25 17 25 18 FIGURE 12.21: FIND A MINIMUM WEIGHT SPANNING TREE

Advanced Engineering Mathematics

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ISBN:9780470458365

Author:Erwin Kreyszig

Publisher:Erwin Kreyszig

Chapter2: Second-order Linear Odes

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