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Spanning Tree Algorithm Quiz

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What is the primary goal of the Spanning Tree algorithm in a network?

To maximize the number of connections between nodes.

To connect all nodes with the minimum total edge weight. (correct)

To ensure there is at least one cycle in the network.

To minimize the number of nodes in the network.

Which of the following components are represented by the boxes in the network diagram?

Network segments

Bridge IDs (correct)

Edge weights

Connection costs

If a cycle is formed during the construction of the spanning tree, what should be done?

Add more edges to the cycle to strengthen it.

Remove the edge with the highest weight from the cycle. (correct)

Keep the cycle as it is necessary for connectivity.

Ignore it and continue without any changes.

What do the numbers along the lines in the network diagram represent?

<p>The weight or cost of the connections between the nodes.</p> Signup and view all the answers

In constructing the spanning tree, which property must the resulting structure maintain?

<p>It must connect all nodes without forming any cycles.</p> Signup and view all the answers

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Spanning Tree Algorithm Analysis

A network diagram is presented, showing numbered boxes (bridges) and lettered clouds (network segments).
The numbered boxes represent bridge IDs.
The lettered clouds represent network segments.
The diagram shows connections between bridges with associated costs (e.g., 24, 92, 12, 4, 5, 7).

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Test your understanding of the Spanning Tree Algorithm through a network diagram analysis. This quiz challenges you to evaluate connections between bridges and network segments, focusing on associated costs. Ideal for students studying computer networking or algorithms.