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Magazine Problem 5
Using Kruskal's algorithm, construct a spanning tree for each graph, starting at \(a\).
Problem 5
Among the \(N\) coins in a collection plate, one is counterfeit and heavier. Using an equal-arm balance, find the minimum number of weighings needed to ascertain the counterfeit, for each value of \(N.\) $$12$$
Problem 5
Construct a binary search tree for each set. $$8,5,2,3,13,21$$
Problem 6
Among the \(N\) coins in a collection plate, one is counterfeit and heavier. Using an equal-arm balance, find the minimum number of weighings needed to ascertain the counterfeit, for each value of \(N.\) $$13$$
Problem 6
Construct a binary search tree for each set. $$5,2,13,17,3,11$$
Problem 7
Among the \(N\) coins in a collection plate, one is counterfeit and heavier. Using an equal-arm balance, find the minimum number of weighings needed to ascertain the counterfeit, for each value of \(N.\) $$28$$
Problem 8
Construct a binary search tree for each set. $$\text {inning, input, output, insect, inroad, inset, insole}$$
Problem 8
Among the \(N\) coins in a collection plate, one is counterfeit and heavier. Using an equal-arm balance, find the minimum number of weighings needed to ascertain the counterfeit, for each value of \(N.\) $$75$$
Problem 9
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Problem 9
Four coins, \(a\) through \(d,\) in a plate look identical, but one is counterfeit and heavier. Using an equal-arm balance and minimum weighings, identify the counterfeit coin and determine if it is lighter or heavier. Display your analysis in a decision tree.
