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In each part, either draw a graph with the given specifications or explain why no such graph exists. Tree K4,1.

In each part, either draw a graph with the given specifications or explain why no such graph exists. Tree K4,1.

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Author:Erwin Kreyszig
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### Instruction In each part, either **draw a graph** with the given specifications or **explain why** no such graph exists. --- ### Problem Statement **Tree K<sub>4,1</sub>.** --- ### Explanation The problem requires visualization or justification of a specific type of graph. The term **K<sub>4,1</sub>** refers to a star graph, which is a type of tree graph. #### Characteristics of K<sub>4,1</sub>: - **Vertices**: 5 (in total). - **Edges**: 4. - **Structure**: There is one central node connected to 4 other nodes. To illustrate, draw one central vertex and connect it to four surrounding vertices, forming a star-like pattern. If you can't draw such a graph, explain why it is not possible. However, in this case, it is possible to draw Tree K<sub>4,1</sub> as described.
Transcribed Image Text:### Instruction In each part, either **draw a graph** with the given specifications or **explain why** no such graph exists. --- ### Problem Statement **Tree K<sub>4,1</sub>.** --- ### Explanation The problem requires visualization or justification of a specific type of graph. The term **K<sub>4,1</sub>** refers to a star graph, which is a type of tree graph. #### Characteristics of K<sub>4,1</sub>: - **Vertices**: 5 (in total). - **Edges**: 4. - **Structure**: There is one central node connected to 4 other nodes. To illustrate, draw one central vertex and connect it to four surrounding vertices, forming a star-like pattern. If you can't draw such a graph, explain why it is not possible. However, in this case, it is possible to draw Tree K<sub>4,1</sub> as described.
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