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29.2.4. Incidence Matrix
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What is an incidence matrix?
Hint
Think about the structure that represents connections.
- 2.
Define a graph complement.
Hint
Invert the edges!
- 3.
What does an incidence matrix represent?
- Edges only
- Vertices only
- Relationships between vertices and edges
Hint
Think of it as a bridge between vertices and edges.
- 4.
True or False: Every complete graph has an incidence matrix which is fully populated.
- True
- False
Hint
Consider how many vertices can connect.
- 5.
A complete bipartite graph K(3,3) has what kind of incidence matrix?
Hint
Sketch the bipartite graph first.
- 6.
Show that if G has 5 vertices and is connected, the graph’s complement G’ has how many edges?
Hint
Consider the total edges possible in a complete graph first.
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