Mathematics, 13.03.2022 05:20, sierraaasifuent

Mr. Williams needs his computer hooked up to every station in the school. Not every station is connected to every other station. The cost of connecting various stations is represented in the graph below. What is the cost of the minimum spanning tree using Kurskal's Algorithm? 58
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