Chapter 11: Q41E (page 797)
Devise an algorithm for constructing the spanning forest of a graph based on depth-first searching.
Short Answer
By using the depth-first searching process an algorithm constructs the spanning tree.
Chapter 11: Q41E (page 797)
Devise an algorithm for constructing the spanning forest of a graph based on depth-first searching.
By using the depth-first searching process an algorithm constructs the spanning tree.
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a) pear
b) banana
c) kumquat
d) orange
a. Explain how to use preorder, in-order, and post-order traversals to find the pre-fix, in-fix, and post-fix forms of an arithmetic expression.
b. Draw the ordered rooted tree that represents \({\bf{((x - 3) + ((x/4) + (x - y)}} \uparrow {\bf{3))}}\)
c. Find the pre-fix and post-fix forms of the expression in part \(\left( {\bf{b}} \right)\).
Show that if no two edges in a weighted graph have the same weight, then the edge with least weight incident to a vertex v is included in every minimum spanning tree.
How many weighingโs of a balance scale are needed tofind a counterfeit coin among four coins if the counterfeit coin may be either heavier or lighter than the others?
Describe an algorithm to find the counterfeit coin using this number of weighing.
Show that a directed graph \({\bf{G = }}\left( {{\bf{V,E}}} \right)\) has an arborescence rooted at the vertex r if and only if for every vertex \({\bf{v}} \in {\bf{V}}\), there is a directed path from r to v.
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