Question: QUESTION 1 ( 2 0 pts ) : ( Minimum Spanning Tree and Shortest Paths: Dijkstra's Algorithm ) Consider a connected graph G of 1
QUESTION pts: Minimum Spanning Tree and Shortest Paths: Dijkstra's Algorithm
Consider a connected graph G of nodes labeled named A to K Add undirected edges of your choice such that there are nodes fully connected. Assign the links integer weights of your choice from the range such that not more than two edges will get the same weight and no path of three consecutive edges have their weights in sorted order like ABBCCD instead these three edges may get weights like ABBCCD which are not sorted.
a Find and draw minimum spanning tree MST of graph G
b Apply Dijkstra's shortest path SP algorithm to graph G using vertex A as the root. Show all the steps of your work in a table with a row per iteration and column per node. Draw the final SP Tree and the content of d distance table for all vertices including the determined SP and estimated values at each iteration. Circle the entry corresponding to the selected node for each iteration.
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