- IB
- Question Type 1: Constructing adjacency matrices for a given simple or directed graph
The question tests the construction of an adjacency matrix for a directed graph with five vertices.
Construct the adjacency matrix for the directed graph with vertices and arcs , , , , .
[2]Graph theory: Determining the number of edges from an adjacency matrix for an undirected simple graph.
Given the adjacency matrix for an undirected simple graph with vertices , determine the total number of edges in the graph.
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Construct the adjacency matrix for the undirected graph on vertices with edges .
[2]Construct the adjacency matrix for the directed graph with vertices and arcs (loop), , , , and (loop).
[2]Adjacency matrices of multigraphs
A multigraph has vertices . There are two edges between and , one edge between and , and one edge between and . There are no other edges and no loops.
State the adjacency matrix for this multigraph, using the order of vertices for the rows and columns.
[2]Adjacency matrices of undirected graphs.
Construct the adjacency matrix for the undirected graph with vertex set and edges , , , .
[2]Construct the adjacency matrix for the undirected graph with vertices and edges (loop), , and .
[2]A directed graph has vertices and the following arcs: , , , and .
Construct the adjacency matrix for graph using the vertex ordering . Then, determine the adjacency matrix for the converse graph (where all arcs are reversed).
[4]The question asks for the construction of an adjacency matrix for a directed graph with four vertices and six specified arcs.
Construct the adjacency matrix for the directed graph with vertices and arcs , , , , , .
[2]Graph Theory: Adjacency Matrices and Walks
The adjacency matrix of a directed graph is given by
Compute the number of walks of length 2 from vertex 1 to vertex 3 by finding the entry of .
[2]Constructing an adjacency matrix for a directed graph with 6 vertices.
Construct the adjacency matrix for the directed graph with vertices and arcs , , , , , , .
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