Graph Theory
Graph Theory
PART A
(Answer oll questionsl each question carries 3 morks) Mark
I Prove that sum of the degrees of all vertices in G is twice the number of edges in 3
G.
Define pendant vertex, isolated vertex, and null graph with an example. 3
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7 Show that every cut set in a connected graph must contain at least one branch of
every spanning tree of G.
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8 Show that K5 is not planar. J
PART B
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I I a) Show that a simple graph with n vertices must be connected if it has more than
(n-1Xn-2)
T edges.
b) Show that in any group of two or more people, there are two always with exactly
the same numbers of friends inside the group.
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n13a) Prove that a given connected graph is an Euler graph if and only if all vertices of
the graph are ofeven degree. ;
b) Prove that a connected graph is Euler if and only if it can be decomposed into
circuits.
14 a) Nine members of a new club meet each day for lunch at a round table. They decide
to sit such that every member has different neighbours at each lunch. How many
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b) If G is a simple graph with n vertices and d.(v) > n/z for each v, then G is 7
Hamiltonian I
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Module -4
l7 a) A connected planar graph G with n vertices and e number of edges
has /=e-n*2regionsorfaces. _-; ,7
b) For any graph G, prove that vertex [Link] < [Link] connectivity 7
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l8 a) Every circuit has an even number of edges in common with any cut set.
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b) Find a spanning tree and hence find all fundamental cut sets, associated with it.
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. the following graph.
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19 a) lf dmu is the maximum degree of vertices in a graph, then show that
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Course Code: MAT206
Course Name: GRAPH TIIEORY
Max. Marks: 100 Duration: 3 Hours
PART A
(Answer all questions; each question carries'3 morhs) Marks
l Define a regular graph. Draw a regular graph with 4 vertices which is not complete. 3
5 What is a relation matrix? Find the relation matrix of the relation "is greater than" 3
PABT B
(Answer onefull questionfrom each module, each question carries 14 marks)
Module -1
I I a) Define isomorphism of two graphs. Check whether the given graphs are 7
isomorphic or not.
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b) Prove that the maximum number of edges in a simple graph with n vertices is
n(n-1)
2
12 a) If a graph has exactly two vertices of odd degree, prove that there must be a path
joining these two vertices.
b) Prove that a simple graph with n vertices and k components can have at most
.r"-gFgag edges.
Module -2
13 a) Define Euler graph and Hamiltonian circuit of a graph. Whether the given graph
has a Hamiltonian circuit? Is the graph Eulerian? Justiff your answer.
b) What is a connected graph? What are the two types of connectedness in digraphs?
Give examples.
t4 a) State and prove a necessary and sufficient condition for a given connected graph
to be Eulerian.
b) Define simple, symmetric and asymmetric digraphs and give examples for each.
Module -3
15 a) Prove that a graph G is a tree if and only if there is one and only one path between
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16 a) Prove that every tree has either one or fwo centers.
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b) Use Prim's algorithm to find the minimal spanning tree ofthe following graph.
Module -4
17 a) Prove that every circuit has an even number of edges in common with any cut-set. 7
b) Prove that the veftex connectivity of any graph G can never exceed the edge 7
connectivity.
l9 a) Prove that a connected planar graph with n vertices and e edges has e - n*2
regions.
Module -5
l9 a) Define incidence matrix ofa graph. Write the incidence matrix of following graph.
b) Prove that if A(G) is the incidence matrix of a connected graph G with n vertices,
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b) Prove that a covering g ofa graph is minimal if and only if g contains no paths of
length three or more.
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'l Show that there is no simple graph corresponding to the following degree 3
sequence
2,2,3,4,5,5.
2 Draw all non-isomorphic simple graphs on 3 vertices. 3
3 Draw a connected graph which becomes disconnected when any edge is removed 3
from it.
4 What is a complement of a graph ? Illusfate with a suitable example. 3
5 Prove that there is one and only one path between any pair of vertices in a tree. 3
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PART B
(Answer onefall quesfionfrom each module, each question canies I1 nurks)
Module -l
I I a) Define and differentiate Mween a walk, path and circuit with examples. 7
b) Determine whether the following graphs are isomorphic. Justiff. 7
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12 a) Prove that a graph G will be disconnected if and only if its verter< set 7 can be
partitioned into two non-empfr, disjoint subsets Vland 72 such that there exists
no edge in G whose one end vertex is in subset 7, and the other in subset V2.
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In a complete graph with n vertices there are edge-disjoint Hamiltonian 7
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circuits, if n is odd number 2 3.
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15 a) Prove that a tree with n vertices have n - 1 edges. 7
b) Usb t<ruskal's algorithm to find a minimum spanning tree foi the following 7
graph
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Module-4
l7 a) show that every cut set of a graph 6 hasrn even number of edges in common
with any circuit.
b) What are self-dual graphs ? Show that Ka is self-dual. 7
18 a) Define vertex connectivity and edge connectivity of a graph with o<amples. 7
what are separable graphs. Give examples of separable and non-separable
. graphs.
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I9 a) For qny graph 6, slmr Olat the cilrmatie numbcr r(6) < A(G) + 1, likc A(C)
istlrcmaxinnrn degteofavertex in G.
b) hove that a coveriry g of a graph 6 b minimd if and only if g contairc m poths
of length threc or me.
20 a) Explain the ersrs ootjring, mininrd eovering md cwering nunber of a ;ryh 6
with oramples.
b) What ilo you meal by circuit mafiix of a graph ? Write down the circuit matrix
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PART A
(Answer all questions; eoch question curries 3 marks) Marks
a
J Check whether the following graph is Euler. If so find an Euler tour in it. 3
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following graph.
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PART B
(Answer onefull questionfrom each module, each question carries I4 marks)
Module -1
ll a) Prove that the number of odd vertices in any graph is always even.
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l2 a) Prove that a simple graph with n vefiices and k components can have at mbst
(n-k)(n-k+1) ,
- , eoges.
b) Define a sub graph, vertex disjoint sub graph and edge disjoint sub graph with an
example.
Module -2
13 a) Prove that a connected graph G is Euler if and only if degree of allthe vertices in
G are even.
b) Distinguish between symmetric and asymmetric digraph with examples.
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15 a) Prove that a tree with n vertices has n-l edges. 7
b) Find the minimal spanning tree of the following weighted graph by using prim,s
7
Algorithm
16 a) Prove that every connected graph has at least one spanning tree.
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b) Find the length of the shortest path from the vertex a to all other vertices
of the 8
given weighted graph G using Dijkstra's Algorithm
Module -4
l7 a) State and prove Euler theorem on plane graphs.
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Module -5
19 a) Find the adjacency matrix corresponding to the graph given by
20 a) Define a circuit matrix in a graph and hence find the circuit matrix ofthe following 6
graph
b) Prove that a graph with at least one edge is 2-chromatic if and only if it has no8
circuits of odd length. I
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I Prove that the maximum number of edges in a simple graph with n vertices is 3
n(zr-7)
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'l 2 examples.
Define walk, path and circuit with 3
with examples.
5 Prove that there is one ald only one path between every pair of vertices in a tree. .3
7 Prove that the edge connectivity ofa graph cannot exceed the degree ofthe vertex 3
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l0 Prove that the chromatic polynom ial of a complete graph with 4 vertices is
7( -L)(1-2)(1-3).
PART B
(Answer onefall questionfrom each module, eoch question carries 14 mnrks)
Module -1
1l a) Prove that the number of vertices of odd degree in a graph is always even
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b) If a graph has exactly two vertices of odd degree, then prove that there must be a
b) Apply Kruskal's algorithm to find the minimal spanning tree for the following 7
weighted graph.
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16 a) For any spanning tree of a connected graph with n vertices and e edges, prove that
there are n-l tree branches and e-n*l chords. For the following graph find two
spanning trees and hence show that an edge that is a branch ofone spanning tree
can be a chord with respect to another spanning tree of same graph.
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b) Use Dijkstra's algorithm to find the shortest path for the following weighted
digraph and find the shortest distance from veftex ato other vertices.
Modu,Ie 4
17 a) Illustnate the statement: "The ring sum of any two cut-sets in a graph is either a
-third cut-set or an edge disjoint
union of cut-sets", in the following graph.
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b) Define edge connectivity, vertex connectivity separable and non'separable graph.
Give an example for each.
l8 a) Prove that the complete graph on 5 vertices is non-planar 7
Module -5
19 a) Fdrthe following graph find the 7
i. Inci&tce matrix
ii. Path mdrix betrreen vz and vs
iii. Circuit matrix
b) Draw a connectd graph ard show \at tne rank of its incidence matrix is orp less
than the number of vertices.
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Fourth Semester [Link] Degree ExaminationJuly 2021
PART A
\ (Answer all questions; each qaestion carries 3 marlcs) Marks
-:f What is the maximum number of edges in a simple graph with n vertices? 3
Explain strongly connected and weakly connected graphs with the help of 3
examples.
Prove that a connected graph G with n vertices and n-l edges is a tree. 3
How many labelled trees are there with n vertices? Draw all labelled trees with 3
3 vertices.'
Define planar graphs. Is IQ, the complete graph with 4 vertices, a planar graph? 3
Justifr.
Define fundamental circuits and fundamental cut-sets.
Construct the adjacency matrix and incidence matrix of the graph .
l0 Defi ne chromatic number, What is the chromatic number of a tree with two or
more vertices?
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PART B
(Answer onefull qaestionfrom each module, each qaesfion carries 14 marks)
Module -l
ll a) Define complete graph and complete bipartite gaph. Draw a graph which is a
complete graph as well as a complete bipartite graph.
b) Explain walks, paths and circuits with the help of examples. 7
rz a) Define isolated vertex, pendant vertex, even vertex and odd vertex. Draw a 7
graph that contains all the above.
b) Prove that simple graph with n vertices and k components can have at most
\ (n-k)(n-k+l)12 edges.
Module -2
t3 a)
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Find the unioru intersection and ring sum ofthe above graphs.
b) State travelling salesman problem. How it is related to Hamiltonian circuits? 5
14 a) Prove that in a complete graph with n vertices there are (n-l)/z edge disjoint 7
b) For which values of m, n is the complete graph K-,n an Euler graph ? Justi$
your answer.
Module -3
15 a) Prove that a binary tree with n vertices has (n+1)/2 pendant vertices. 7
b) Using Prims algorithm, find a minimal spanning tree for the following graph. 7
l6 a) Write down Dijkstra's algorithm and use it to find the shortest path from s to L
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Module -4
l7 a) Define cut-set. Prove that every circuit in G has an even number
of edges in
a.
coflrmon with any cut-set.
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b) Constnrct the geometric dual of the graph below
Module -5
l9 a) Explainfour colour probren using the concept of chromatic number. 5
b) Let B and A be the circuit matrix and the incidence matrix of a graph G which 9
is free from loops, whose columns are arranged using the same
order of edges.
t Show that 6Br:94r:9 (mod 2).
20 a) show that chroniatic polynomial of a tree with n vertices is pr,(,tr) :
7Q'- 11n-t
b) Define path matrix of a graph. Find the path matrix p(x, y) for the graph below.
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