Maths D1 Graph Definition Quiz

Testing all the definitions on the spec. for D1 Graph and Networks (Chapter 2).

Match definition to the key word!

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  • Created by: JessicaB
  • Created on: 08-10-12 21:20
An edge that starts and finishes at the same vertex
Loop
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All vertices are connected
Connected Graph
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A graph with directed edges
Digraph
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A graph with two sets of vertices. Where edges join from one set to another and not within the set
Bipartite Graph
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Graphs that show the same information but drawn differently
Isomorphic
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A connected graph with no cycles
Tree
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A graph where no edges cross
Planar
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Every vertex is connected by an edge to all other vertices
Complete graph
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A graph with weighted arcs
Network
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A closed path
Cycle
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A finite sequences of edges where no vertex is repeated
Path
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The dots!
Vertices/Nodes
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The lines!
Arcs/Edges
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Number of edges incident to a node
Order/Degree/Valency
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Card 2

Front

All vertices are connected

Back

Connected Graph

Card 3

Front

A graph with directed edges

Back

Preview of the front of card 3

Card 4

Front

A graph with two sets of vertices. Where edges join from one set to another and not within the set

Back

Preview of the front of card 4

Card 5

Front

Graphs that show the same information but drawn differently

Back

Preview of the front of card 5
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Comments

DanArthur

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Great! Thank you so much, I'm always forgetting these terms but with this I remember!

daviesg

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A quick quiz to remind you of terms and definitions for graphs and networks.

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