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 What is the connection to MST's? Our procedure is precisely applying Kruskal's MST Algorithm. We stop when we obtain k connected components. This is similar to taking a full MST , and deleting k-1 most expensive edges, and defining the k-clustering to be the resulting connected components. What is the connection to MST's? Our procedure is precisely applying Kruskal's MST Algorithm. We stop when we obtain k connected components. This is similar to taking a full MST , and deleting k-1 most expensive edges, and defining the k-clustering to be the resulting connected components.
 **Analyzing the Algorithm**. **Analyzing the Algorithm**.
-We claim that the components formed by deleting k-1 most expensive edges of the MST constitute a k-clustering of maximum spacing.+We claim that the components formed by deleting k-1 most expensive edges of the MST constitute a k-clustering of maximum spacing, proof on //page 160-161//. What is the running time of finding k-clusters?? It will take the running time Kruskal's Algorithm would take. 
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 +This section was easy to read through but required some attention, its scale is 8.5/10.
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