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MC 405

Graph Theory Assignment I 2024-25


1. The number of vertices and edges in a graph are called the order and size of the
graph respectively. Determine the order, size and degree sequence for the graphs
given in figure 1.

(a) Graph G1 (b) Graph G2

Figure 1

2. Give an example of a degree sequence that is realizable as the degree sequence by


only a disconnected graph.

3. A graph contains 21 edges, 3 vertices of degree 4 and all other vertices of degree
2. Find total number of vertices.

4. What is the maximum possible degree in a Simple graph on n vertices ? What is


the minimum possible degree.

5. Show that in any simple graph, there exist two vertices with the same degree.

6. Wherever possible draw the graphs below. If not, specify the reason (Use Havel-
Hakimi Theorem).

ˆ a simple graph with 1 edge and 2 vertices.


ˆ a simple graph with 2 edges and 2 vertices.
ˆ a graph with 6 vertices and degree sequence (1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 5).
ˆ a simple graph with 6 vertices and degree sequence (1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 5).
ˆ a simple graph with 6 vertices and degree sequence (2, 3, 3, 4, 5, 5).

7. A simple graph that is isomorphic to its complement is called self-complementary


graph. Find a self-complementary graph of order 4.

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8. Apply Fleury’s algorithm, beginning with vertex A, to find an Eulerian trail in the
graph given in figure 2. In applying the algorithm, at each stage chose the edge
(from those available) which visits the vertex which comes first in alphabetical
order.

Figure 2: Fleury’s Algorithm

9. Consider the weighted graph G in figure 3. Apply Dijkstra’s algorithm to the


vertex v0 .

10. The figure 4 shows four unwrapped cubes that form the Instant Insanity Puzzle.
The letters R,W,B and G stand for the colors red, white, blue and green. The
object of the puzzle is to stack the blocks in a pile of 4 in such a way that each
of the colors appears exactly once on each of the four sides of the stack.

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Figure 3: Dijkstra’s Algorithm

Figure 4: Instant Insanity Puzzle

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