Fundamentals of Graph Theory Quiz
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What is the defining characteristic of an undirected graph?

  • Nodes are not numbered for identification purposes
  • Edges have a specific direction
  • Nodes are not connected by edges
  • Edges do not have any direction (correct)

What is the defining characteristic of a directed graph?

  • Edges have a specific direction (correct)
  • Nodes are not numbered for identification purposes
  • Nodes are not connected by edges
  • Edges do not have any direction

What is the purpose of numbering nodes in a graph?

  • For identification purposes (correct)
  • To indicate the direction of edges
  • To determine the type of graph
  • To create cycles in the graph

What is the defining characteristic of edges in an undirected graph?

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What is a cycle in a graph?

<p>A path that starts and ends at the same node (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

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