This document provides sample questions and solutions for analyzing algorithms from various chapters. It includes questions on topics like exercises from chapters 3, 15, and 16 on algorithm analysis. It also provides a question that involves representing information as a weighted graph and running Kruskal's and Prim's algorithms on it according to the methods in the textbook.
This document provides sample questions and solutions for analyzing algorithms from various chapters. It includes questions on topics like exercises from chapters 3, 15, and 16 on algorithm analysis. It also provides a question that involves representing information as a weighted graph and running Kruskal's and Prim's algorithms on it according to the methods in the textbook.
This document provides sample questions and solutions for analyzing algorithms from various chapters. It includes questions on topics like exercises from chapters 3, 15, and 16 on algorithm analysis. It also provides a question that involves representing information as a weighted graph and running Kruskal's and Prim's algorithms on it according to the methods in the textbook.
A similar question like the above and its solution is given
below: Q.4 - Chapter 15: Exercise 15.2-1
Q.5 Part (b) - Chapter 2: Exercise 2.3-1
Q.6 Part (b) - Chapter 16: Exercise 16.3-3
You have to solve the given question exactly as given in exercise 16.3-3. Just count the Number of times a letter is appearing in given text as follows:
M: 1 I: 5 S: 4 P: 1 R: 2 V: 1 E: 1 Blank Space: 1 Now you have to solve it according to the method given in text book
Q.7 Part (a) - Chapter 34
Q.7 Part (b) - Chapter 23
Think of it as an adjacency matrix for vertices A-F with weights.
Draw all the vertices, then draw edges with their weights according to the above table. After the graph is complete, run Kruskal and Prim’s algorithm according to the method given in your textbook.