Consider the cities B,C,D,E,F,G The costs of the possible roads between cities are given below: c(B,F) =...

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Consider the cities B,C,D,E,F,G
The costs of the possible roads between cities are given below:

c(B,F) = 11
c(B,G) = 10
c(C,G) = 8
c(D,E) = 12
c(D,F) = 13
c(E,F) = 9
c(E,G ) = 7

What is the minimum cost to build a road system that connectsall the cities?

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To solve this problem we will use Kruskals AlgorithmGraph TheoryWe will convert the problem of finding the minimum cost to builda road system that connects all the cities into graph theory andthen using Kruskals Algorithm we will find minimum spanningtree1 Spanning SubgraphA spanning subgraph of a graph G is H if    See Answer
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