For the graph in the attached picture, find the set V of vertices. Do not forget to enclose theelements in a pair of braces and put a space after each comma separating elements. Youranswer should look like this: V= (a, b, c). It is understandable that the subscript is written justbeside the letter like a1, a2, a3. Please write the elements in increasing order of subscript.U3e3 e4 v4Write your answer:For the graph in the attached picture, find the set E of edges. Do not forget to enclose theolements in a pair of braces and put a space after each comma separating elements. Youranswer should look like this: Eafa, b, c). It is understandable that the subscript is written justbeside the letter like a1, a2, a3. Please write the elements in increasing order of subscript.ese6e2V4Write your answer.

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For the graph in the attached picture, find the set V of vertices. Do not forget to enclose the elements in a pair of braces and put a space after each comma separating elements. Your answer should look like this: V= (a, b, c). It is understandable that the subscript is written just beside the letter like a1, a2, a3. Please write the elements in increasing order of subscript. es e2 v2

For the graph in the attached picture, find the set V of vertices. Do not forget to enclose the elements in a pair of braces and put a space after each comma separating elements. Your answer should look like this: V= (a, b, c). It is understandable that the subscript is written just beside the letter like a1, a2, a3. Please write the elements in increasing order of subscript. es e2 v2

Database System Concepts

7th Edition

ISBN:9780078022159

Author:Abraham Silberschatz Professor, Henry F. Korth, S. Sudarshan

Publisher:Abraham Silberschatz Professor, Henry F. Korth, S. Sudarshan

Chapter1: Introduction

Section: Chapter Questions

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