1. For the graph in Figure 12.20, 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. 16 20 b/47 94 14 8 8 de 8 22 12 12 13 10 8. 15 16 15 i 16 8 Figure 12.20. Find a minimum weight spanning tree LO

1. For the graph in Figure 12.20, 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. 16 20 b/47 94 14 8 8 de 8 22 12 12 13 10 8. 15 16 15 i 16 8 Figure 12.20. Find a minimum weight spanning tree LO

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