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A complete graph G with 5 nodes has positive weight edges, each node has a distinct weight with an integer value and maximum weight is equal to number of edges in G.

What can be the maximum weight of minimum spanning tree for graph G?
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Complete graph → https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Complete_graph

Here just make a complete graph, and give every edge a distinct weight $(1- 10)$, 

maximum weight is equal to number of edges in G

as here no. of edges are 10 so the maximum weight is also 10. 

no. of edges in a complete graph  = $\frac{n(n-1)}{2}$ 

Now just use prims  or kruskals algorithm to find the MST.

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