Suppose you want to supply a campus of newly established university with: electric power, water, sewage and telephone lines. To keep costs down, you could connect each centre, hostel, administrative building, canteen and lecture rooms with a spanning tree (of, for example, power lines). However, the buildings are not all equal distances apart. Hence, to reduce costs even further, you could connect them with a minimum-cost spanning tree (MST). Use the layout given in Figure Q4b, construct and analyze the MST of the new campus using PRIM's algorithm such that MST={V, E'}. 10 17

Suppose you want to supply a campus of newly established university with: electric power, water, sewage and telephone lines. To keep costs down, you could connect each centre, hostel, administrative building, canteen and lecture rooms with a spanning tree (of, for example, power lines). However, the buildings are not all equal distances apart. Hence, to reduce costs even further, you could connect them with a minimum-cost spanning tree (MST). Use the layout given in Figure Q4b, construct and analyze the MST of the new campus using PRIM's algorithm such that MST={V, E'}. 10 17

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