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Minimum Spanning Network: Brute Force Solution

Minimum Spanning Network: Brute Force Solution = 230

Minimum Spanning Network: Brute Force Solution = = 263

Minimum Spanning Network: Brute Force Solution = = = 205

Minimum Spanning Network: Brute Force Solution = = = = = = = = = = = = = =

Minimum Spanning Network: Brute Force Solution = = = = = = = = = = = = = = Number tries = 210

Minimum Spanning Network: Brute Force Solution Number tries for 5 cities = 210

Minimum Spanning Network: Brute Force Solution Number tries for 5 cities = 210 Number tries for 6 cities = 3003

Minimum Spanning Network: Brute Force Solution Number tries for 5 cities = 210 Number tries for 6 cities = 3003 Number tries for 7 cities = 54264

Minimum Spanning Network: Brute Force Solution Number tries for 5 cities = 210 Number tries for 6 cities = 3003 Number tries for 7 cities = Number tries for 8 cities =

Minimum Spanning Network: Brute Force Solution Number tries for 5 cities = 210 Number tries for 6 cities = 3003 Number tries for 7 cities = Number tries for 8 cities = Number tries for 10 cities =

Minimum Spanning Network: Brute Force Solution Number tries for 5 cities = 210 Number tries for 6 cities = 3003 Number tries for 7 cities = Number tries for 8 cities = Number tries for 10 cities = Number tries for 12 cities = (12 10 per sec) 6