(a) Explanation Given: The distance in miles between the four cities is shown below in Table 1. Youngwood Scottdale Mt. Pleasant New Stanton Youngwood - 10 12 4 Scottdale 10 - 6 8 Mt. Pleasant 12 6 - 11 New Stanton 4 8 11 - Table 1 Observation: Consider the cities as vertices such that the vertices are named as (Youngwood) Y , (Scottdale) S , (Mt... (b) To determine To tell: The results obtained from the two methods that are used to approximate the shortest Hamilton circuit that starts and ends at New Stanton are same.

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Chapter 13.3, Problem 7TTO

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To determine

To draw: A complete weighted graph with the help of given information.

(b)

To determine

To tell: The results obtained from the two methods that are used to approximate the shortest Hamilton circuit that starts and ends at New Stanton are same.

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