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Exercises For Graphs

The document discusses various graph theory concepts including minimum spanning trees, Hamilton circuits, nearest neighbor methods for optimal circuits, chromatic numbers, and Euler paths or circuits. It provides examples and answers for each concept using specific graphs. The document concludes with explanations regarding the existence of Euler paths and circuits based on the degree of nodes in the graphs.

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Exercises For Graphs

The document discusses various graph theory concepts including minimum spanning trees, Hamilton circuits, nearest neighbor methods for optimal circuits, chromatic numbers, and Euler paths or circuits. It provides examples and answers for each concept using specific graphs. The document concludes with explanations regarding the existence of Euler paths and circuits based on the degree of nodes in the graphs.

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Use minimum spanning tree concept for this graph.

D 22 E
52
A
48
47 56
24

C 37 60 F
29
H
30
42 34

B
60 G
ANSWER: 235

D 22 E
52
A
48
47 56
24

C 37 60 F
29 H
30
42 34

B
60 G
Make a tree by spanning the graph below.

E D

A C
B

H
ANSWER: (one possible answer)

E D

A C
B

H
For the given graph, find the Hamilton circuit.

B C

A D
H

F E
One possible answer:
A–F–H–E–D–C–B–A

B C

A D
H

F E
For the weighted graph shown, find an approximate optimal circuit
starting at vertex A using the nearest neighbor method.

31

27 B 26
A E
29 30
22
25 31
23

C 23 D
The nearest neighbor method is the same as minimal spanning tree.
A – D – C – B – E – A optimal circuit (125)

31

27 B 26
A E
29 30
22
25 31
23

C 23 D
Find the chromatic number of the graph, and find a coloring that uses that
number of colors.

E F G

A D C
Find the chromatic number of the graph and find a coloring that uses that
number of colors. 4 COLORS

E F G

A D C
Decide if the graph has an Euler path or circuit. Explain.
C
D
C
B
B D
E
F

A E A
F
B G
G C

A
G D

E
F
Decide if the graph has an Euler path or circuit. Explain.
C
D
C
B
B D
E
F

A E A
F
Euler Circuit Neither G
- All nodes have even B C
G Euler Path
degree.
- Nodes E and G
A have odd degrees.
G D

E
F

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