Ques .."Consic r the folloWII yƏlip 3 graphs H.G(a) Give the adjauncy matrix of H.(b) Find three non-isomorpi anningn traes of u. Explain why your treesare not isomorphic.(c) Find a function p: V(G)V(H) such that p is an isomorphism betweenG and H. Explain also why p is an isomorphism.

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(a) Give the adjauncy matrix of H. (b) Find three non-isomorp anninn trane u. Explain why your trees are not isomorphic. (c) Find a functionp: V(G) V(H) such that p is an isomorphism between G and H. Explain also why p is an isomorphism.

(a) Give the adjauncy matrix of H. (b) Find three non-isomorp anninn trane u. Explain why your trees are not isomorphic. (c) Find a functionp: V(G) V(H) such that p is an isomorphism between G and H. Explain also why p is an isomorphism.

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