Question: 11. Let G(V, E) be an undirected graph with positive weights on its edges. Assume that edges are given in an increasing order of weights.

 11. Let G(V, E) be an undirected graph with positive weights

11. Let G(V, E) be an undirected graph with positive weights on its edges. Assume that edges are given in an increasing order of weights. So E = {e1.. em} where Given a real value r, let Gr denote the graph obtained from G(V, E) be removing from E every edge whose weight is strictly larger than r. That is, Gr contains only the edges whose weight is r or smaller than r. For example, Gw(e)-0000001 contains no edges, Gu (es) contains 5 edges, and Gw( ) con tains all the edges of E. We say that is the critical value of G(V, E) if d, is connected, by Ga-0.00001 is not connected. Suggest an (m log m) time algorithm for finding

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