Given Graph is
Kruskal’s Algorithm to find the Minimum Cost Spanning
Tree (MCST) of a graph G as follows:
Step 1:
Step 2:
Step 3:
Step 4:
Step 5:
Step 6:
Step 7:
Step 8:
Step 9:
Step 10:
Step 11:
For n- Vertices we get (n-1) Edges in MCST. Here in graph having 12 Vertices so we get 11 Edges
Which is Required MCST of a graph
Prim’s Algorithm to find the minimum cost spanning tree of a graph starting at vertex (a) as follows
Step 1: All the vertices connected to (a) will be considered
Edge |
Cost |
|
a-b |
9 |
|
a-c |
7 |
|
a-d |
1(min) |
|
a-e |
7 |
|
Step 2: All the vertices connected to (a) & (d) will be considered
Edge |
Cost |
|
a-b |
9 |
|
a-c |
7 |
|
a-e |
7 |
|
d-e |
5 |
|
d-f |
1(min) |
|
d-g |
9 |
|
d-h |
6 |
|
d-b |
4 |
Step 3: All the vertices connected to (a), (d) & (f) will be considered
.Edge |
Cost |
|
a-b |
9 |
|
a-c |
7 |
|
a-e |
7 |
|
d-e |
5 |
|
d-g |
9 |
|
d-h |
6 |
|
d-b |
4(min) |
Which is Required minimum cost spanning tree of a graph
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