- IB
- Question Type 5: Finding all the possible Tree subgraphs
Determine the number of spanning trees in the complete bipartite graph .
[3]How many subtrees on 3 vertices does the complete graph contain?
[4]Use deletion–contraction on the graph consisting of a triangle with a pendant edge to find its number of spanning trees.
[5]Given the graph on vertices with edges , enumerate all spanning trees of and determine the total number of these trees.
[6]Verify Cayley’s formula by computing the number of spanning trees of .
[3]Calculate the number of spanning trees for the complete bipartite graph .
[3]The question asks for the number of spanning trees of a specific graph using the deletion-contraction theorem. The graph consists of two cycles of length 3 (triangles) sharing a single common vertex.
A graph is formed by two triangles sharing a single vertex. The vertex set is and the edge set is .
Find the number of spanning trees of using the method of deletion–contraction.
[4]Find the number of spanning trees of the cycle graph in terms of . [3 marks]
[3]Use Kirchhoff’s Matrix-Tree Theorem to find the number of spanning trees of the graph on vertices with edges .
[5]Find the number of spanning trees of the path graph in terms of . [2 marks]
[2]How many spanning trees does the complete graph have?
[2]In the star graph (consisting of one central vertex connected to leaves), determine the number of subtrees with edges, where .
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