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24.1. Graph Theory Basics
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- 1.
What does a graph consist of?
Hint
Think of it as connections between points.
- 2.
In a simple graph, can you have multiple edges between two vertices?
Hint
Recall the definition of a simple graph.
- 3.
What defines a simple graph?
- A graph with self-loops
- A graph with at most one edge between two vertices
- A graph needing multiple edges
Hint
Think about the basic properties of simple graphs.
- 4.
True or False: In a directed graph, the order of vertices in edges matters.
- True
- False
Hint
Consider the nature of direction in edges.
- 5.
Given a graph with 6 vertices, each having a degree of 3, use the handshaking theorem to find the number of edges.
Hint
Apply the relationship between vertices' degrees and edges carefully.
- 6.
Construct a bipartite graph with 4 vertices in one set and 3 vertices in another. Describe its properties.
Hint
Visualize your graph to understand the connections.
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70%
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