Graph Theory question
Graph Theory question
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GRAPH THEORY
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(a) Is G acomplete graph? Justify, How many odd-length cycles exist in G? (4)
(b) Minimum how many edge(s) must be removed from the graph Gto make it a
tree? (2)
Not (c) Is G a bipartite graph? Justify. (5)
No (d) Among a group of 7 people, is it possible for everyone to be friends with
exactly 3of the people in the group? Justify . (4)
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3. Consider the following graph and answer the following
justification.
(a) Find each cut vertex, bridge, cut set and block that exist in the graph G
(if any exists). (8)
(b) "A simple connected graph with n number of vertices may have maximum
(n-2) cut vertices". Justify prove whether the statement is true or false. (4)
(c) "Every non-pendant vertex (vertex that has degree one) of a tree is a cut
vertex". Justify/prove whether the statement is true or false. (3)
4. (a) Find the number of edges in a rooted tree with n number of vertices and
height h. Justify your answer. (4)
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(b) "A connected simnple graph G is called a tree if the removal of any
edges makes G disconnected". Justify/prove whether the statement is true
or false. (4)
(c) State Menger's Theorem in graph theory and explain with example. (5)
(d) Every tree is a bipartite graph. Justify whether the statement is true or
false. (2)
5. (a) Define Eulerian and Hamiltonian graphs. Check if the graph given in
question number 6 is Eulerian or Hamiltonian. Justify. (7)
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b) Consider a completely connected simple graph G of 99 vertices. Can
conclude that it has Euler circuit or it cannot have Euler circuit? Justify. (4)
(c)
Use Dirac's Theorem to prove that completely connected simple graph of
10 vertices is a Hamiltonian graph. (4)
7. (a) Draw a maximal matching of the graph given in question number 6. (4)
(b) State and explain Turan's Theorem. (4)
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