Texts: 40 30 80 60 D 20 25 FIGURE 6-38 2) Consider the weighted graph given in figure 6-38 (a) Use the Nearest-Neighbor Algorithm to obtain Hamilton circuit starting from vertex A and ending at vertex E and give its cost. Is this an optimal tour? (b) Use the Cheapest-Link Algorithm to obtain Hamilton circuit starting and ending at vertex E and give its cost. Is this an optimal tour?
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