Lovely Professional University 2010 B.Tech Computer Science and Engineering Assignment -3 Mathematics - Question Paper
HOMEWORK-3 Lecture no.-21
MTH-252
Discrete mathematics and probability theory
Q.1) Using prims algorithm obtain minimum spanning tree of the weighted graph (with attachment)
Q.2) Again use the Kruskal’s algorithm to obtain the minimum spanning tree of the weighted
graph.(with attachment)
Q.3) obtain the length of shortest path ranging from a and z in the provided weighted graph. Using
Dijkastra’s algorithm (with attachment)
Part-B
Q.1) Use Warshall’s algorithm to obtain matrix Q of shortest paths for the graph (with attachment)
Q.2) If repetitions are not allowed , How many 3-digit numbers can be formed from 6 digits
2,3,5,6,7 and 9?How many of these are less than 400?How many are even?
Q.3) A cricket team wins with probability 0.6, loses with probability 0.3 and draws with
probability 0.1.Tha team plays 3 games.(i) Determine the elements of the event A that team wins
atleast twice and does not lose and obtain P(A).(ii) Determine the elements of event B that team
wins,loses and draws and obtain P(B).
HOMEWORK-3 Lecture no.-21
MTH-252
Discrete mathematics and probability theory
Q.1) Using prims algorithm find minimum spanning tree of the weighted graph
Q.2) Again use the Kruskals algorithm to find the minimum spanning tree of the weighted graph.
Q.3) Find the length of shortest path between a and z in the given weighted graph
Using Dijkastras algorithm
Part-B
Q.1) Use Warshalls algorithm to find matrix Q of shortest paths for the graph
Q.2) If repetitions are not allowed , How many 3-digit numbers can be formed from six digits 2,3,5,6,7 and 9?How many of these are less than 400?How many are even?
Q.3) A cricket team wins with probability 0.6, loses with probability 0.3 and draws with probability 0.1.Tha team plays three games.(i) Determine the elements of the event A that team wins atleast twice and does not lose and find P(A).(ii) Determine the elements of event B that team wins,loses and draws and find P(B).
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