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22.5. Strongly Connected Components in Directed Graphs
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- 1.
What does it mean for two vertices to be strongly connected?
Hint
Think about both directions of travel.
- 2.
What type of search algorithm is primarily used to find SCCs?
Hint
Recall the deep exploration technique.
- 3.
What does it mean for a graph to have strongly connected components?
- Every vertex can reach every other vertex.
- There are no edges.
- The graph is acyclic.
Hint
Consider the definition of strong connectivity.
- 4.
Is a back edge in DFS indicative of a cycle in a graph?
- True
- False
Hint
Think about the directionality of edges.
- 5.
Given a directed graph with vertices A, B, C, and edges (A -> B), (B -> C), (C -> A), identify all SCCs and classify edges.
Hint
Visualize or draw the graph to better understand the connections.
- 6.
For a directed graph example: A -> B, B -> C, C -> D, and D -> B, analyze the edges and determine the presence of SCC.
Hint
Trace the paths to verify strong connectivity in the graph.
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