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Minimum spanning trees: OCR MEI A‑Level Further Maths questions

OCR MEI A-Level Further Maths past-paper questions on 2.2 Minimum spanning trees, 2018–2025, with mark schemes and examiner’s reports where available. Add MadAsMaths questions to your practice, or browse them separately by topic and difficulty.

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  1. Q5

    June 2025 · Modelling with Algorithms

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    June 2025 · AS Modelling with Algorithms

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    June 2024 · Modelling with Algorithms

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    June 2023 · AS Modelling with Algorithms

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    June 2022 · AS Modelling with Algorithms

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    November 2020 · Modelling with Algorithms

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    November 2020 · AS Modelling with Algorithms

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    June 2019 · AS Modelling with Algorithms

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    June 2018 · AS Modelling with Algorithms

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All 9 questions on Minimum spanning trees, as a list
  1. June 2025, Modelling with Algorithms, Q5 (13 marks): The diagram shows a network. The weights on the arcs are distances. B A 15 19 C 37 29 29 48 8 F 2 6 20 G E D 11 37 30 H 3x 60 x I The weight of arc HI is x and
  2. June 2025, AS Modelling with Algorithms, Q1 (4 marks): A network has ten vertices, A to J. The table shows the distances between each pair of vertices for which there is a connecting arc. A B C D E F G H I J A 12 6
  3. June 2024, Modelling with Algorithms, Q2 (12 marks): The table shows the distance, in kilometres, along the direct roads between eight towns, A to H. A dash (-) indicates that there is no direct road linking the t
  4. June 2023, AS Modelling with Algorithms, Q2 (10 marks): The journey times (in minutes) between eight towns, A, B, …, H, for which there is a direct route are given in the table in Fig. 2. Fig. 2 A B C D E F G H A – 2
  5. June 2022, AS Modelling with Algorithms, Q3 (10 marks): In Fig. 3 the weights of the arcs represent distances. A 10 H 50 9 20 G B 85 31 7 23 42 5 37 14 C D F 29 6 E Fig. 3 Dijkstra’s algorithm is to be used once to f
  6. November 2020, Modelling with Algorithms, Q2 (10 marks): The table in Fig. 2 shows the distances, in miles, along the direct roads between ten villages, A to J. A dash (–) indicates that there is no direct road linkin
  7. November 2020, AS Modelling with Algorithms, Q6 (8 marks): Fig. 6 shows a network. 6 54 3 24 56 54 24 B D G 8 70 77 70 5 42 A 1 0 52 50 47 42 E 7 63 H 70 63 C F 2 15 4 32 15 32 Fig. 6 Dijkstra’s algorithm has been appli
  8. June 2019, AS Modelling with Algorithms, Q3 (10 marks): A network has 9 vertices, A to I. The table in Fig. 3 shows the distance between each pair of vertices for which there is a connecting arc. A B C D E F G H I A
  9. June 2018, AS Modelling with Algorithms, Q1 (11 marks): Fig. 1 shows a network. The weights on the arcs are distances. B F 14 2 I 7 10 11 21 G 13 C 4 15 8 17 E 2 A 12 19 10 D H Fig. 1 (i) Apply Dijkstra’s algorithm t

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