a. Draw the directed graph corresponding to the adjacency matrix.[101]1 022Lob. Using the adjacency matrix in (a) only, determine the number of walks oflength 3 from each vertex to each other vertex.

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a. Draw the directed graph corresponding to the adjacency matrix. [101] 2 1 0 Lo 2 1 b. Using the adjacency matrix in (a) only, determine the number of walks of length 3 from each vertex to each other vertex.

a. Draw the directed graph corresponding to the adjacency matrix. [101] 2 1 0 Lo 2 1 b. Using the adjacency matrix in (a) only, determine the number of walks of length 3 from each vertex to each other vertex.

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Chapter1: Introduction

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