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Phoniex University
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E-mail messages sent over the Internet are broken up into electronic packets that may take a variety of different paths to reach their destination where the original message is reassembled. Suppose the nodes in the graph shown in Figure 5.41 represents a series of computer hubs on the Internet, and the arcs represent connections between them. Suppose the values on the arcs represent the number of packets per minute (in 1,000,000s) that can be transmitted over each arc.
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a. Implement a network flow model to determine the maximum number of packets that can flow from node 1 to node 12 in one minute.
b. What is the maximum flow?
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