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Networking, Graphs, Adjacency Matrices, and Server Application( Part 1)
Assume you are a network administrator of a large business firm that wishes to construct an intranet. Your firm has a number of computers, servers, and services such as printers, all connected to five hubs (hubs 1, 2, 3, 4, and 5), which must now be connected to each other. Assume each hub is separated by distances shown in the following adjacency matrix:
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Each hub must be connected to at least one other hub, therefore, you only need to make four connections to allow communication between all computers. You can further minimize the cost of the cables and time by only connecting the closest hubs.
Consider and answer the following questions to evaluate this problem:
Hint: This is a graphical minimization problem. Make sure you comment on the following: What are the vertices? What are the weights on the edges? What are we trying to minimize?
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