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7. 8. 9, (10%) Step-by-step compute the minimum spanning tree in Fig. 3 with Kruskals algorithm. (10%) Step-by-step compute the minimum spanning tree in Fig. 3 with Prims algorithm. (10%) Disjoint-set data structure is required for implementing Kruskals algorithm. Analyze the amortized time complexity if using the linked-list representation in the lecture. 5 10


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