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if G is a connected, weighted graph and no two edges have the same weight, does there exist a unique (one and only one) minimum spanning tree for G? Why?
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wow, this class came far didn't it?
i wish i could help because your questions are usually the most interesting, but i am afraid i have no idea what any of this means. take a look at the attachment, i hope it helps
Well this is discrete math. hahah we totally didnt get far we just skipped around the book. Thanks @satellite73 ill take a look at the document
I'm afraid I'm not familiar enough graph theory either to help here.
Thanks :)))
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