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IB Mathematics: Applications and Interpretation HL · AHL 1: Graph Theory · AHL 1.9
Minimum spanning trees: Prim's algorithm Problem set B Answers
Skills
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AB, BD, DE, BC, DF; total 28
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BG, GE, GA, ED, EF, DC; total 33
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CE, EA, AD, EB, BF; total 31
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FC, CG, GD, DE, EA, GB; total 35
In context
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65 km (edges AF, AE, EB, BC, BD)
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- (a) AB, BE, BF, FC, ED; 330 m
- (b) £15 840
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- (a) BA, AE, EC, CD, BF
- (b) 58 km
Stretch
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- (a) BE, BA, AD, DF, FC; total 22
- (b) EB, BA, AD, DF, FC; total 22
- (c) The same total weight, 22, and the same edges, added in a different order. All the weights are different, so there is only one minimum spanning tree.
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- (a) 31
- (b) 32; 1 more
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