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4.5.2. Degree of Vertices in Cartesian Product
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- 1.
Define the Cartesian product of two graphs.
Hint
Think about ordered pairs and pairs of vertices.
- 2.
What is the degree of a vertex?
Hint
Count the connections!
- 3.
What is the degree of vertex (u,v) in the Cartesian product?
- deg(u) + deg(v)
- deg(u) * deg(v)
- deg(u) - deg(v)
Hint
Think about how the degrees interact together.
- 4.
If a graph G has no edges, what is the degree of all vertices?
- True
- False
Hint
Remember degrees count edges!
- 5.
Consider two graphs A and B where A has 3 vertices with degrees [0, 1, 2] and B has 3 vertices with degrees [1, 1, 1]. Calculate the degrees in the Cartesian Product.
Hint
Assess every pair in the product using the summed degrees.
- 6.
Given two graphs C and D, where C has a vertex of degree 4 and D with a vertex of degree 0, discuss the implications on the product graph's connectivity.
Hint
Consider how degree zero affects the overall performance in connectivity.
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