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The dots on a graph are called _____



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Double edge is called _______



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vertex connectors are called ______



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"Never leaving the vertex, but leaving the vertex!" is called a ________



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A discrepany in an isomorphism is called an ________



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Euler cycles must pass along all the ___ in a graph.



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The degrees of each vertex for an Euler cycle must be ___



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Euler cycles are ______



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You cannot _______ edges to create an Euler cycle.



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Find an Euler cycle in the following graph: 



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The degrees of each vertex for a Hamiltonian cycle must be ___



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A Hamiltonian cycle in a graph is _____



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When you are finding a Hamiltonian cycle, you can ______ edges.



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Find a Hamiltonian cycle in the following graph:



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One famous example of this is the _______.



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The shortest path Algorithm is used with a ______ graph.



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What is the shortest path from 1 to 5?



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What is the shortest path from 1 to 3?



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What is the shortest path from 3 to 5:



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What is the shortest path from A to G:



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To show two graphs are isomorphisms, we look to see that each of the two graphs _____



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Isomorphisms?



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Isomorphisms?



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Isomorphisms?



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Isomorphisms?



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Vertex/verticies

Parallel

edges

loop

invariant

 edges

even

unique

erase/remove/repeat

Can't.  It has odd degree's

2

not unique

elimiante

Many answers

Traveling Salesperson Problem

weighted

6

16

7

22

match/are the same

Yes

No

Yes

Yes






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