(a) Take k = 7. (b) Take k = 8. (c) Take k = 8 and only count walks that do not use edge (3,4). (d) Take k = 8 and only count walks that do not use vertex 4.

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Consider the graph G to the lower right. Compute the number of walks of length k from vertex 3 to vertex 5 in G for each of the following:

(a) Take k = 7.
(b) Take k = 8.
(c) Take k
=
8 and only count walks that
do not use edge (3,4).
(d) Take k
=
8 and only count walks that
do not use vertex 4.
Transcribed Image Text:(a) Take k = 7. (b) Take k = 8. (c) Take k = 8 and only count walks that do not use edge (3,4). (d) Take k = 8 and only count walks that do not use vertex 4.
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