How do we prove/disprove such as statement "There exists at least one undirected graph with 7 vertices in which all vertices have degree 3."
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How do we prove/disprove such as statement "There exists at least one undirected graph with 7 vertices in which all vertices have degree 3."
We use the handshake Lemma: \(\sum \deg(v) = 7 \cdot 3 = 2 |E|\) but 21 is not even. Thus this cannot be true.
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\(\ln(1)= 0\).
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\(\ln(1)= 0\).
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| Text | \(\ln(1)= {{c1:: 0}}\). |
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\(\ln(2) - 1 < 0\)
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\(\ln(2) - 1 < 0\)
We have \(\ln(2) \sim 0.67\) thus it's negative.
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| Extra | We have \(\ln(2) \sim 0.67\) thus it's negative. |
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Number of Edges in a Hamiltonian Path
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Number of Edges in a Hamiltonian Path
Any hamiltonian path has exactly \(n - 1\) edges, as it visits every vertex once.
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What's the runtime of any MST algorithm in a connected graph?
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What's the runtime of any MST algorithm in a connected graph?
The runtime is \(O(|E| \log |V|)\).
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