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1.8. Graph Connectivity
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- 1.
Define a subgraph.
Hint
Think about what a smaller graph could include.
- 2.
What is a cut vertex?
Hint
Consider what happens if you remove important connectors in a network.
- 3.
What is a proper subgraph?
- A graph identical to the original
- A smaller graph with fewer vertices/edges
- A disconnected graph
Hint
Consider what distinguishes it from the original graph.
- 4.
T/F: A cut vertex increases graph connectivity when removed.
- True
- False
Hint
Visualize what happens to the graph structure.
- 5.
Given a graph with vertices A, B, C, D connected by edges {AB, AC, CD}, identify and justify any cut vertices.
Hint
Consider how removing each vertex impacts total connections.
- 6.
Create and analyze a graph demonstrating both cut edges and cut vertices; explain your findings.
Hint
Draw it out to visualize how components are affected.
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