Terminal Exam-June 21,2020

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Graph Theory Challenge Quiz

Test your knowledge of graph theory and algorithms with our comprehensive quiz designed for students and enthusiasts alike. This quiz features 51 questions covering various aspects of graph theory, including minimum cuts, vertices, edges, and more.

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Which one is the correct problematic edge discovered, if algorithm is applied on given graph to get a clean graph ,and the first path discovered is 1-4-3-6(1:source vertex, 6:destination vertex).
Edge from 2-5
Edges from 2-3
Edge from 4-3
Edge from 5-6
Considering the above graph, the size of minimum cut in original graph will be:
1
2
3
None
The path finder tool, that deletes the path after discovering did not work well because:
It destroyed other possible paths
It discovered incorrect paths
Its time complexity is high
It lost the vertices
If the number of edges in the cut in original graph is greater than the number of reversed edges in the transformed graph (i.e. Resultant graph of algo 5.2), it means
Minimum cut has been found
The number of edge disjoint paths equal to size of thi cut
There is still a path available for traversal
Problematic edges has been discovered
If the number of reversed edges in transformed graph are 4, the number of pseudo edge disjoint paths will be
3
4
2
5
If an edge is destroyed ,that is inside the minimum cut, the maximum number of edge disjoint paths will:
Increase
Decrease
Will not be affected
Consider a graph where, the source and destination vertex is connected directly, the size of min cut will be
0
1
Equal to no of edges involved
None
The number of vertex disjoint paths in Graph H are
1
2
3
4
If there are 4 edge disjoint paths in a graph with 8 vertices, the possible number of vertex disjoint paths in same graph will be:
5
6
7
3
If a given vertex x is split in two vertices x1 and x2, the out degree of x1 and x2 respectively will be:
1,1
1,2
Can be any,1
1,can be any
While finding the 2-edge shortest paths from any source vertex a to k in any graph, the new edge will be added if:
The weight of directed edge from a to k is less than weight of two edge path from a to k
The weight of directed edge from a to k is smaller than weight of two edge path from a to k
Using Dijkistra's algorithm, 2 edge shortest path cannot be found correctly because:
Paths are discovered through vertex recently added in the bucket
Paths are discovered through weights of 2-edge paths
Paths discovered are not shortest paths
This step is performed in which of the algorithm?
Algorithm to find the single source shortest path
Algorithm to find the shortest paths between all the vertices
Algorithm to find the 2-edge shortest paths.
Both b & c
The given pseudocode is for which algorithm?
Floyed Warshall
Slow all pair shortest path
BellmanFord
Single source shortest path
If there ia a negative weight cycle in a graph and a loop keeps running inside that cycle, the weight of shortest path will keep:
Increasing
Decreasing
Remain constant
Which will be the cheapest algorithm to find the all pairs shortest paths in any graph with all edges having positive weights?
Fastest all pair shortest path algo
Floyd Warshall algo
Dijkstra Algo
If there is a change in shortest path from lets assume p-3 to p-2 edge long paths of any graph then:
A negative cycle in graph is confirmed
There may be a negative cycle
There may not be a negative cycle
Both b & c
In a graph if the total number of vertices are 10 , the number of edges attached to the super vertex will be?
9
10
11
12
The graph S4 is:
Chain Graph
Regular Graph
Star Graph
Are these two graphs isomorphic?
Yes
No
All connected graphs are always complete graphs
True
False
The sum of degrees of all vertices will always be even if
The graph is directed
The graph is undirected
The graph is regular
The graph is cyclic
The sum of 1's in the adjacency matrix for undirected graph is 10, the number of edges in the said graph will be:
10
20
5
15
Adjacency matrix for undirected graph should always have 0's at diagonal.
True
False
_____________ of adjacency matrix shows the degree of the vertex.
Number of 1's in column of that vertex
Number of 1's in rows of that vertex
Number of 1's at diagonal of matrix
Is the given Graph self complementary graph?
Yes
No
The degree of every vertex in a regular self complementing Graph of total vertices 7 is:
6
14
3
Any regular graph with 9 vertices can be self complementing graph if, the degree of each vertex is:
8
6
3
The graph having degree sequence 543221 can be self complementing?
Yes
No
______ graph shows symmetry on both sides of the diagonal of its adjacency matrix
Graph with self loops
Undirected Graph
Directed Graph
If a simple path has total number of edges less than p, that means
Cycle exists
Cycle does not exist
It is a tree
The degree sequence of a complement is same as the degree sequence of original graph.
True
False
Considering the modified MST algorithm to find the shortest path, which vertex should go into the bucket next.
C
D
F
K
Time complexity to find the shortest paths through adjacency list is p*Q because:
All the edges are visited once
All the edges are visited in every step
Vertces are always multiplied with edges while calculating lists complexity
If the basic building block of algorithm from 1-edge path to 2-edge path is carried out p times, it becomes
Slow all pair shortest path algo
Bellman Ford Algorithm
Dijkstra algo
Considering the graph with all positive edge weights, in slow all pairs shortest path algorithm, if the inner most two ,loops are interchanged, the results will be inversed.
True
False
We can find bridge edges in a graph by using:
Bucket algorithm
Spanning Tree
Both a &b
None of these
While cutting edges of graphs to form a spanning tree, which of the following condition should be fulfilled?
The edge removed is not a bridge edge
The edge removed does not create a cycle
The graph is still connected
Both a &c
The selecting edges with minimum weights to find the MST, this algo is also called
Prims algo
Krushkal algo
Dijkstra algo
In the figure, the yellow edges are removed, which algorithm is shown by the given figure?
Prim's
Krushkal's
Dijkstra
BFS gives incorrect shortest paths in case of :
Directed graphs
Undirected graphs
Cyclic
Minimum spanning tree can find the correct shortest path in weighted graphs
True
False
There can be a spanning tree for the given graph, that has lower weight than bottle neck spanning tree
True
False
Using matrices, the basic idea of using an algorithm to find the complement of a graph is:
Assign 1 to all, the cells
Convert 1's to zeros and 0's to 1's
Remove 1's from matrix
Assign 0 to all cells
Which is the complement matrix for the given matrix?
0%
0
 
0%
0
 
A cycle graph has
Atleast 1 cycle
More than 1 no of cycles
Exactly 1 cycle
If at any cell xy in a matrix, there is a zero that should remain zero, and if there is 1,it should be removed from xy and put in yx,the procedure is performed for
Complement of a graph
Addition of a graph amd its complement
Transponse of a graph
Addition of graph and its transponse
A simple crude form of bucket algorithm helps checking
Graph is regular
Graph is connected
Number of vertices attached toa particular vertex
The time complexity to find the transpose of a graph using adjacency list is:
P^2
P*q
P+q
Q
The degree of each vertex in a completely connected graph with 6 number of vertices is
6
5
3
2
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