Consider the following undirected weighted graph. Using Kruskal's algorithm, what is the last edge added to the tree? Select one: a. (v1, v3) b. (v2, v5) c. (v4, v5) d. (v3, v5)
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First, we sort the edges by their weights in ascending order: (V1, U3) with weight 2, (V3, V5) with weight 4, (U5, V5) with weight 5, and (V3, U3) with weight 8. Show more…
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