Give an example of a connected, weighted, undirected graph such that no matter at which vertex you start a BFS (breadth first search) the resulting BFS-tree is not a MST (minimum spanning tree),...

Give an example of a connected, weighted, undirected graph such that no matter<br>at which vertex you start a BFS (breadth first search) the resulting BFS-tree is not a<br>MST (minimum spanning tree), regardless of how the adjacency lists are ordered. Justify<br>correctness of your example.<br>

Extracted text: Give an example of a connected, weighted, undirected graph such that no matter at which vertex you start a BFS (breadth first search) the resulting BFS-tree is not a MST (minimum spanning tree), regardless of how the adjacency lists are ordered. Justify correctness of your example.

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Give an example of a connected, weighted, undirected graph such that no matter at which vertex you start a BFS (breadth first search) the resulting BFS-tree is not a MST (minimum spanning tree),...

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