(2) Graph 1 Undirected (3) (4) Given the Graph 1 and Graph 2, Identify the following: 2 Graph 2 Directed 1. Vertices 2. Edges 3. Maximum number of edges based on the number of vertices 3 (4)

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Graph 1
Undirected
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(4)
Given the Graph 1 and Graph 2, Identify the following:
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Graph 2
Directed
1. Vertices
2. Edges
3. Maximum number of edges based on the number of vertices
4. Give at least 3 subgraphs each
5. Give at least 1 simple path
6. Give at least 1 cycle
7. Give the degree of vertex 1
8. Draw the adjacency matrix
9. Draw the adjacency list
10. Is the graph complete? Why?
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Transcribed Image Text:(2) Graph 1 Undirected 3 (4) Given the Graph 1 and Graph 2, Identify the following: 2 Graph 2 Directed 1. Vertices 2. Edges 3. Maximum number of edges based on the number of vertices 4. Give at least 3 subgraphs each 5. Give at least 1 simple path 6. Give at least 1 cycle 7. Give the degree of vertex 1 8. Draw the adjacency matrix 9. Draw the adjacency list 10. Is the graph complete? Why? 3 4
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 Give at least 1 simple path
 Give at least 1 cycle
 Draw the adjacency matrix
 Draw the adjacency list
 Is the graph complete? Why?

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