Advanced Engineering Mathematics
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ISBN: 9780470458365
Author: Erwin Kreyszig
Publisher: Wiley, John & Sons, Incorporated
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Find the number of connected components for each of the following graphs.
(a)
A graph with 8 vertices and 6 edges is shown.
- Vertex a is connected to vertex b and to vertex d.
- Vertex b is connected to vertex a and to vertex c.
- Vertex c is connected to vertex b and to vertex d.
- Vertex d is connected to vertex a and to vertex c.
- Vertex e is isolated.
- Vertex f is connected to vertex g.
- Vertex g is connected to vertex f and to vertex h.
- Vertex h is connected to vertex g.
(b)
A graph with 6 vertices and 6 edges is shown.
- Vertex u is connected to vertex w and to vertex y.
- Vertex v is connected to vertex x and to vertex z.
- Vertex w is connected to vertex u and to vertex y.
- Vertex x is connected to vertex v and to vertex z.
- Vertex y is connected to vertex u and to vertex w.
- Vertex z is connected to vertex v and to vertex x.
(c)
A graph with 10 vertices and 8 edges is shown.
- Vertex a is connected to vertex b.
- Vertex b is connected to vertex a and to vertex d.
- Vertex c is connected to vertex c by a loop and to vertex i.
- Vertex d is connected to vertex b and to vertex e.
- Vertex e is connected to vertex d.
- Vertex f is connected to vertex g.
- Vertex g is connected to vertex f.
- Vertex h is connected to vertex i.
- Vertex i is connected to vertex c, to vertex h, and to vertex j.
- Vertex j is connected to vertex i.
(d)
A graph with 4 vertices and 2 edges is shown.
- Vertex v1 is connected to vertex v3.
- Vertex v2 is connected to vertex v4.
- Vertex v3 is connected to vertex v1.
- Vertex v4 is connected to vertex v2.
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