Graph Theory Essentials Quiz
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What is a graph in the context of computer science?

  • A collection of edges and weights used to implement the mathematical concept of graphs.
  • A collection of vertices and weights used to implement the mathematical concept of graphs.
  • A collection of vertices and edges used to implement the mathematical concept of graphs. (correct)
  • A collection of nodes and paths used to implement the mathematical concept of graphs.
  • How are graphs different from tree structures?

  • Graphs only have one root node, while trees can have multiple root nodes.
  • Graphs allow for complex relationships between nodes, while trees have a purely parent-to-child relationship. (correct)
  • Trees allow for complex relationships between nodes, while graphs have a purely parent-to-child relationship.
  • Trees only have one root node, while graphs can have multiple root nodes.
  • In what situations are graphs widely used for modeling relationships?

  • Entities or things related to each other in a circular arrangement.
  • Entities or things related to each other in a hierarchical structure.
  • Entities or things related to each other in pairs. (correct)
  • Entities or things related to each other in a linear fashion.
  • What does a graph G consist of?

    <p>An ordered set (V, E) where V represents the set of vertices and E represents the edges that connect them.</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What analogy can be used to understand the relationship between graphs and tree structures?

    <p>Graphs are a generalization of tree structures, allowing for more complex relationships.</p> Signup and view all the answers

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