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    DEGREE OF A VERTEX

    ISOLATED VERTEX: a vertex with zero degree

    PENDANT: a vertex with degree one

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    How many edges are there in a graph with ten vertices each of

    degree six?

    THEOREM 1

    An undirected graph has an even number of vertices of odd degree

    THEOREM 2

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    DEGREE OF A VERTEX

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    DEGREE OF A VERTEX OF DIRECTED GRAPH

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    COMPLETE GRAPHS

    Number of vertices = n

    Number of edges = n(n-1)/2

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    CYCLES

    Number of vertices = n

    Number of edges = n

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    WHEELS

    Wheelis obtained by adding an additional vertex to the cycle

    and connect this new vertex to each of old vertices.

    Number of vertices = n+1

    Number of edges = 2n

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    n-CUBES

    Number of vertices =Number of edges =

    n

    2 12

    nn

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    COMPLETE BIPARTITE GRAPH

    3,2K 5,3K

    The graph that has its vertex set partitioned into two subsets of m

    and n vertices, respectively. Thee is an edge between twovertices if and only if one vertex is in the first subset and other is

    in the second subset.

    Number of vertices = m+n

    Number of edges = mn

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    Are these graphs bipartite?

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    COMPLEMENTARY GRAPH

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    CONVERSE OF DIRECTED GRAPH

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    INCIDENCE MATRIX

    What is the sum of entries in a row of the incidence matrix?

    What is the sum of entries in a column of the incidence matrix?

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    INCIDENCE MATRIX

    0

    1

    0

    0

    0

    12

    00000100100

    00010010000

    11001000000

    00000001011

    00100000000

    1110987654321 e

    e

    d

    c

    b

    a

    eeeeeeeeeee

    e1

    e2

    e3

    e4

    e5

    e6

    e7

    e8

    e9

    e10

    e11

    e12

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    ISOMORPHISM OF GRAPHS

    The degrees of the vertices in isomorphic simple graphs must be same

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    ISOMORPHISM OF GRAPHS

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    ISOMORPHISM OF GRAPHS

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    ISOMORPHISM OF GRAPHS

    Subgraphs made up of the

    vertices of degree 3 and the

    edges connecting them must

    isomorphic if the original

    graphs are isomorphic.

    ISOMORPHISM OF GRAPHS

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    ISOMORPHISM OF GRAPHS

    U1=V1

    U2=V2U3=V8

    U4=V5

    U5=V6

    U6=V7

    U7=V4

    U8=V10U9=V3

    U10=V9

    ISOMORPHISM OF GRAPHS

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    ISOMORPHISM OF GRAPHS

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    ISOMORPHISM OF GRAPHS

    U1=V3

    U2=V1

    U3=V4U4=V2

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    SELF-COMPLEMENTARY GRAPH

    A simple graph is self complementary if G and its complementary are

    isomorphic to each other.

    a b

    cd

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    SELF-CONVERSE DIRECTED GRAPH

    A directed graph is self-converse if it is isomorphic to its converse.

    Are the following graphs self-converse?

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    EULER CIRCUIT AND EULER PATH

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    EULER CIRCUIT AND EULER PATH

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    MOHAMMEDS SCIMITARS

    EULER PATH

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    EULER PATH

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    THE KONIGSBERG BRIDGE PROBLEM

    A

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    HAMILTON PATH AND CIRCUIT

    EULER AND HAMILTON CIRCUIT

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    EULER AND HAMILTON CIRCUIT

    If possible draw the Euler circuit and Euler path.

    If possible draw the Hamilton circuit and Hamilton path.

    INTERSECTION GRAPH

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    INTERSECTION GRAPH

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    PRECEDENCE GRAPH

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    PRECEDENCE GRAPH

    ROLL CT-2 ROLL CT-2 ROLL CT-2

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    (10) (10) (10)

    1 A 23 A 45 03

    2 2.5 24 05 46 02

    3 5.5 25 0.5 47 00

    4 A 26 A 48 1.5

    5 03 27 A 49 04

    6 00 28 03 50 5.5

    7 2.5 29 A 51 A

    8 4.5 30 A 52 2.5

    9 06 31 09 53 2.5

    10 02 32 A 54 5.511 2.5 33 0.5 55 02

    12 00 34 03 56 A

    13 02 35 A 57 A

    14 03 36 05 58 04

    15 A 37 02 59 6.5

    16 01 38 A 60 A

    17 A 39 04 61 00

    18 01 40 05 80 1.5

    19 A 41 A 81 01

    20 08 42 4.5 82 3.5

    21 03 43 1.5 83 02

    22 3.5 44 A 84 06

    Cl t t 2 CSE 104

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    1. a) S1 = {1,2,3}, R1 = {(1,1),(1,2),(2,3),(3,3)}. Find transitive closure of R1.

    b) S2 = {1,2,3}, R2 = {(1,1),(1,3),(2,2),(3,2)}. Find transitive closure of R2.

    c) S3 = {1,2,3}, R3 = {(1,2),(2,3),(2,2),(3,2)}. Find transitive closure of R3.

    2. a) Is the function invertible? f1 = {(1,1),(2,3),(3,3),(4,2)}.

    b) Is the function invertible? f 2= {(1,2),(2,3),(3,4),(4,4)}.c) Is the function invertible? f3 = {(1,1),(2,4),(3,3),(4,1)}.

    3. a) Find cardinality of the set S = {x: x is a letter of the word benzene}

    b) Find cardinality of the set S = {x: x is a letter of the word transitive}

    c) Find cardinality of the set S = {x: x is a letter of the word impurity}

    4. Give an example of a) Equivalence relation

    b) Partial order relation

    c) Antisymmetric relation [2+1+1+1]

    Class test-2 CSE-104

    Time: 30 minutes Marks:10