Suppose G is a weighted, connected, undirected graph with each edge having a unique integer weight, which
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Suppose G is a weighted, connected, undirected graph with each edge having a unique integer weight, which may be either positive or negative. Let G be the same graph as G, but with each edge, e, in G having weight that is 1 greater than e’s weight in G. Show that G and G have the same minimum spanning tree.
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