Computer Science, asked by TbiaSamishta, 1 year ago

A union find data-structure is commonly applied while implementing

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A union find data-structure is commonly applied while implementing computing the minimum spanning tree of a graph using the Kruskal algorithm. The explanation to the question is that any standard source explaining the details of the Kruskal algorithm will probably cover this. You need to check other such sources to get more detailed information regarding it. Look online for more such information.

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