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Chapter 5, Problem 13RE
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Use Dirac's theorem to verify that the graph is Hamiltonian, and then find a Hamiltonian circuit.
To determine
To verify:
The given graph is Hamiltonian circuit by using the Dirac's theorem.
Explanation of Solution
Given:
Calculation:
Number of vertex =5
Minimum 3 degrees are there in each vertex
Hence by Dirac's theorem
The graph is said to be Hamiltonian
The graph contains vertex that meets at least once and ends with the starting vertex point
But see to that the vertex should not be met twice
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