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24.1.4. Terminologies related to Undirected Graphs
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- 1.
Define a vertex in the context of a graph.
Hint
Think of it as the 'dots' on a diagram.
- 2.
What does it mean for two vertices to be adjacent?
Hint
Look for direct connections.
- 3.
What defines a complete graph?
- A graph with no edges.
- A graph where each pair of vertices is connected.
- A graph with only even degree vertices.
Hint
Think about connections between nodes.
- 4.
True or False: An undirected graph can have an odd number of vertices of odd degree.
- True
- False
Hint
Consider how edges contribute to vertex degrees.
- 5.
Create a bipartite graph with 6 vertices, where 3 belong to one set and 3 to another. Ensure all vertices are connected.
Hint
Visualize how each group can only connect to the other group.
- 6.
Demonstrate the handshaking theorem with a graph of your choice. Provide the degree of each vertex and verify the theorem.
Hint
List out the edges and their contributions to each vertex.
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