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. If all the weights of the graph are positive, then the minimum spanning tree of the graph is a minimum cost subgraphII.  A subgraph is a graph formed from a subset of the vertices and edges of the original graph. And the subset of vertices includes all endpoints of the subset of the edges. ans.Both I and II are falseBoth I and II are trueI is true and II is falseI is false and II is true Previous Marked for Review Next

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. If all the weights of the graph are positive, then the minimum spanning tree of the graph is a minimum cost subgraphII.  A subgraph is a graph formed from a subset of the vertices and edges of the original graph. And the subset of vertices includes all endpoints of the subset of the edges. ans.Both I and II are falseBoth I and II are trueI is true and II is falseI is false and II is true Previous Marked for Review Next

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The correct answer is "Both I and II are true".

Explanation:

I. If all the weights of the graph are positive, then the minimum spanning tree of the graph is a minimum cost subgraph. This statement is true. The minimum spanning tree of a graph is a tree that connects all the vertices in the graph and has the smallest possible total weight. If all the weights are positive, then the minimum spanning tree will indeed be the minimum cost subgraph.

II. A subgraph is a graph formed from a subset of the vertices and edges of the original graph. And the subset of vertices includes all endpoints of the subset of the edges. This statement is also true. By definition, a subgraph is a graph that is a part of another graph. It is formed by selecting some (or all) vertices and some (or all) edges of the original graph. The subset of vertices in the subgraph does include all endpoints of the subset of edges.

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