The square
and the triangle are both green |
The Statement is FALSE |
|||
We can have
donuts for dinner, but only if it rains. |
Molecular - Conditional |
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Let A = {1, 2, 3, 4, 5} and B = {3, 4, 5,
6, 7} Find A \ B |
{1, 2} |
|||
The square and
the triangle are both blue |
The Statement is FALSE |
|||
If the
triangle is not green, then the square is not blue. |
The Statement is TRUE |
|||
The Broncos will win the Super Bowl or I’ll
eat my hat. |
Molecular - Conjunction |
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Every natural
number greater than 1 is either prime or composite. |
Molecular - Conditional |
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The customers
wore shoes and they wore socks |
Molecular |
|||
Find |A ∩ B| when A =
{1, 3, 5, 7, 9} and B {2, 4, 6, 8, 10} |
0 |
|||
Find the cardinality of S = {1, {2,3,4},0}
| S | = |
3 |
|||
The customers
wore shoes |
Atomic |
|||
Everybody needs somebody sometime |
Atomic – N/A |
|||
The
cardinality of {3, 5, 7, 9, 5} is 5. |
FALSE |
|||
Let A = {1, 2, 3, 4, 5} and B = {3, 4, 5, 6, 7}
Find A U B |
{1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7} |
|||
Customers must wear shoes |
Not a Statement |
|||
Let A = {3, 4, 5}. Find the cardinality of P(A) |
8 |
|||
Find the cardinality of R = {20,21,...,39,
40} | R | |
21 |
|||
Let
A = {1, 2, 3, 4, 5} and B = {3, 4, 5, 6, 7}
Find A ∩ B |
{3, 4, 5} |
|||
The sum of the first 100 odd positive integers |
Atomic – N/A |
|||
Find | R | when R = {2, 4, 6,..., 180} |
90 |
|||
It
is a rule that assigns each input exactly one output |
function |
|||
Defined as the product of all the whole numbers
from 1 to n |
factorials |
|||
Rule that states that every function can be
described in four ways: algebraically (a formula), numerically (a table),
graphically, or in words |
Rule of four |
|||
Which
of the following is a possible range of the function |
all multiples of three |
|||
Determine the number of elements in A U B. |
18 |
|||
Out of 7 consonants and 4 vowels, how many
words of 3 consonants and 2 vowels can be formed? |
210 |
|||
How many people takes tea and wine? |
32 |
|||
How many people takes coffee but not tea and
wine? |
45 |
|||
What is the difference of persons who take wine
and coffee to the persons who the persons who takes tea only? |
15 |
|||
Find
f (1). |
4 |
|||
Additive principle states that if given two
sets A and B, we have |A × B| |A| · |B| |
False |
|||
IN combinations, the arrangement of the
elements is in a specific order. |
False |
|||
f (1) = |
4 |
|||
What is the element n in the domain
such as f = 1 |
2 |
|||
Find an element n of the domain such
that f = n |
3 |
|||
How many 3-letter words with or without
meaning, can be formed out of the letters of the word, 'LOGARITHMS', if
repetition of letters is not allowed? |
720 |
|||
How many people like apples only? |
2 |
|||
How many people like only one of the three? |
26 |
|||
For a function f : N → N, a ______ definition consists of an ________
together with a _________ |
Recursive -
initial condition - recurrence relation |
|||
Consider the function f : N → N given by f (0) 0 and f (n + 1) f + 2n + 1. Find f (6). |
36 |
|||
The
________________________ states that if event A can occur in m ways, and
event B can occur in n disjoint ways, then the event “A or B” can occur in m
+ n ways. |
Additive principle |
|||
In how many different ways can the letters of
the word 'OPTICAL' be arranged so that the vowels always come together? |
720 |
|||
If I will not give you magic beans, then you
will not give me a cow |
Contrapositive |
|||
If you will give me a cow, then I will not give
you magic beans |
Neither |
|||
Out of 7 consonants and 4 vowels,
how many words of 3 consonants and 2 vowels can be formed? |
210 |
|||
Find |A ∩ B| when A = {1, 3,
5, 7, 9} and B {2, 4, 6, 8, 10} |
0 |
|||
surjective and injecive are opposites of
each other |
False |
|||
Find | R | when R = {2, 4, 6,..., 180} |
90 |
|||
is a function which is both an injection and
surjection. In other words, if every element of the codomain is the image of
exactly one element from the domain |
bijection |
|||
If the triangle is green, then the square is
blue |
The Statement is TRUE |
|||
Additive principle states that if
given two sets A and B, we have |A × B| |A| · |B|. |
False |
|||
The sum of the first 100 odd positive integers |
False |
|||
The square is not blue or the triangle is green |
The Statement is TRUE |
|||
Determine the number of elements
in A U B. |
18 |
|||
The ____is a subset of the codomain. It is the
set of all elements which are assigned to at least one element of the domain
by the function. That is, the range is the set of all outputs |
range |
|||
of a a subset B of the codomain is the set f −1
(B) {x ∈ X : f (x) ∈ B}. |
inverse image |
|||
How many 3-letter words with or without
meaning, can be formed out of the letters of the word, 'LOGARITHMS', if
repetition of letters is not allowed? |
720 |
|||
Translate "¬(P ν Q) → Q"
into English |
If Jack or Jill did not pass
math, then Jill passed math. |
|||
The ________________________ states that if
event A can occur in m ways, and event B can occur in n disjoint ways, then
the event “A or B” can occur in m + n ways |
Additive principle |
|||
You will give me a cow and I will not give you
magic beans |
Neither |
|||
Rule that states that every function can be
described in four ways: algebraically (a formula), numerically (a table),
graphically, or in words. |
Rule of four |
|||
If I will give you magic beans,
then you will give me a cow |
Converse |
|||
If you will not give me a cow, then I will not
give you magic beans |
Neither |
|||
It is a rule that assigns each
input exactly one output |
function |
|||
The customers wore shoes and they wore socks |
Molecular |
|||
Which of the following translates
into “Jack and Jill both passed math” into symbols? |
P Λ Q |
|||
Arithmetic progression is the sum of the terms
of the arithmetic series |
False |
|||
What is the type of progression? |
Arithmetic |
|||
What is the sum from 1st to 5th element |
40 |
|||
What is the missing term? 3,9,__,81.... |
27 |
|||
Identify the propositional logic of the truth
table given |
negation |
|||
The study of what makes an argument good or bad |
logic |
|||
match the following formulas to its
corresponding sequence |
|
|||
The sum of the geometric progression is called
geometric series |
true |
|||
¬(P ∨
Q) is logically equal to which of the following expressions? |
¬P ∧ ¬Q. |
|||
A sequence that involves a common difference in
identifying the succeeding terms |
Arithmetic Progression |
|||
De Morgan's law is used in finding the
equivalence of a logic expression using other logical functions. |
true |
|||
A set of statements, one of which is called the
conclusion and the rest of which are called premises. |
argument |
|||
is the same truth value under any assignment of
truth values to their atomic parts. |
Logic equivalence |
|||
Match the truth tables to its corresponding
propositional logic |
|
|||
is a function from a subset of the set of
integers. |
sequence |
|||
What is the 20th term? |
29 |
|||
What type of progression this suggest? |
arithmetic |
|||
Deduction rule is an argument that is not
always right. |
False |
|||
The geometric sequences uses common ___ in
finding the succeeding terms. |
factor |
|||
What is the 4th and 8th element of a = n^(2) ? |
16,64 |
|||
How many possible output will be produced in a
proposition of three statements? |
8 |
|||
¬P ∨
Q is equivalent to : |
P → Q |
|||
If the right angled triangle t, with sides of
length a and b and hypotenuse of length c, has area equal to c 2/4, what kind
of triangle is this? |
isosceles triangle |
|||
If you travel to London by train, then the
journey takes at least two hours. |
If your journey by train takes
less than two hours, then you don’t travel to London. |
|||
Which of the following the logic representation
of proof by contrapositive? |
P → Q = ¬Q → ¬P |
|||
A ____ is a ___which starts and stops at the
same vertex. |
Euler circuit - Euler path |
|||
For all n in rational, 1/n ≠ n - 1 |
false |
|||
The tree elements are called |
nodes |
|||
A sequence of vertices such that consecutive
vertices (in the sequence) are adjacent (in the graph). A walk in which no
edge is repeated is called a trail, and a trail in which no vertex is
repeated (except possibly the first and last) is called a path |
Walk |
|||
A function which renames the vertices. |
isomorphism |
|||
Solve for the value of n in : −4= n+7 over 6 |
-31 |
|||
What is the matching number for the following graph? |
4 |
|||
As soon as one vertex of a tree is designated
as the ____, then every other vertex on the tree can be characterized by its
position relative to the root. |
root |
|||
An undirected graph G which is connected and
acyclic is called ____________. |
tree |
|||
What is the minimum height height of a full
binary tree? |
3 |
|||
Does a rational r value for r |
No, a rational r does not exist. |
|||
is the simplest style of proof. |
direct proof |
|||
Proofs that is used when statements cannot be
rephrased as implications. |
Proof by Contradiction |
|||
If n is a rational number, 1/n does not equal
n-1. |
True |
|||
Let ‘G’ be a connected planar graph with 20
vertices and the degree of each vertex is 3. Find the number of regions in
the graph. |
12 |
|||
It is an algorithm for traversing or searching
tree or graph data structures. |
breadth first search |
|||
Which of the following statements is NOT TRUE? |
Any tree with at least two
vertices has at least two vertices of degree two. |
|||
The sum of the geometric progression is called
geometric series |
true |
|||
What is the 20th term? |
29 |
|||
What type of progression this suggest? |
Arithmetic |
|||
Arithmetic progression is the sum of the terms
of the arithmetic series. |
false |
|||
Two edges are adjacent if they share a vertex. |
true |
|||
Every connected graph has a spanning tree. |
true |
|||
An undirected graph G which is connected and
acyclic is called ____________. |
tree |
|||
The number of edges incident to a vertex |
Degree of a vertex |
|||
A graph T is a tree if and only if between
every pair of distinct vertices of T there is a unique path. |
true |
|||
How many possible output will be produced in a
proposition of three statements? |
8 |
|||
A statement which is true on the basis of its
logical form alone. |
Tautology |
|||
A spanning tree that has the smallest possible
combined weight. |
minimum spanning tree |
|||
A tree is the same as a forest. |
False |
|||
A ___ connected graph with no cycles. (If we
remove the requirement that the graph is connected, the graph is called a
forest.) The vertices in a tree with degree 1 are called __ |
Tree - leaves |
|||
¬P ∨
Q is equivalent to : |
P → Q |
|||
Deduction rule is an argument that is not
always right. |
False |
|||
If n is a rational number, 1/n does not equal
n-1 |
true |
|||
Which of the following statements is NOT TRUE? |
Any tree with at least two
vertices has at least two vertices of degree two. |
|||
What is the line covering number of for the following graph? |
3 |
|||
Let ‘G’ be a connected planar graph with 20
vertices and the degree of each vertex is 3. Find the number of regions in
the graph. |
12 |
|||
What is the minimum height height of a full
binary tree? |
3 |
|||
An argument is said to be valid if the
conclusion must be true whenever the premises are all true. |
true |
|||
The study of what makes an argument good or
bad. |
logic |
|||
It is an algorithm for traversing or searching
tree or graph data structures. |
breadth first search |
|||
For all n in rational, 1/n ≠ n - 1 |
false |
|||
How many simple non-isomorphic graphs are
possible with 3 vertices? |
4 |
|||
A graph is complete if there is a path from any
vertex to any other vertex. |
false |
|||
A graph for which it is possible to divide the
vertices into two disjoint sets such that there are no edges between any two
vertices in the same set. |
Bipartite graph |
|||
An argument form which is always valid. |
deduction rule |
|||
A graph is an ordered pair G (V, E) consisting
of a nonempty set V (called the vertices) and a set E (called the edges) of
two-element subsets of V. |
true |
|||
A Bipartite graph is a graph for which it is
possible to divide the vertices into two disjoint sets such that there are no
edges between any two vertices in the same set. |
True |
|||
The given graph is planar. |
true |
|||
It is the switching the hypothesis and
conclusion of a conditional statement. |
Converse |
|||
The number of edges incident to a vertex. |
Degree of a vertex |
|||
Two graphs that are the same are said to be
_______________ |
isomorphic |
|||
A connected graph with no cycles. |
tree |
|||
If two vertices are adjacent, then we say one
of them is the parent of the other, which is called the ___ of the parent |
child |
|||
How many spanning trees are possible in the given figure? |
4 |
|||
Indicate which, if any, of the following three
graphs G = (V, E, φ), |V | = 5, is not isomorphic to any of the other two. |
φ = (A {1,3} B {2,4} C {1,2} D
{2,3} E {3,5} F {4,5} ) |
|||
A graph F is a ___if and only if between any
pair of vertices in F there is at most ___ |
forest - one path |
|||
Indicate which, if any, of the following graphs
G = (V, E, φ), |V | = 5, is not connected. |
φ = ( a {1,2} b {2,3} c {1,2} d
{1,3} e {2,3} f {4,5} ) |
|||
The number of simple digraphs with |V | = 3 is |
512 |
|||
The minimum number of colors required in a
proper vertex coloring of the graph. |
Chromatic Number |
|||
Corollary 4.2.2 |
A graph F is a forest if and only
if between any pair of vertices in F there is at most one path |
|||
Proposition 4.2.3 |
Any tree with at least two
vertices has at least two vertices of degree one. |
|||
Proposition 4.2.4 |
4 Let T be a tree with v vertices
and e edges. Then e v - 1. |
|||
Proposition 4.2.1 |
A graph T is a tree if and only
if between every pair of distinct vertices of T there is a unique path. |
|||
The child of a child of a vertex is called |
Grandchild |
|||
In a simple graph, the number of edges is equal
to twice the sum of the degrees of the vertices. |
FALSE |
|||
A ___ graph has two distinct groups where no
vertices in either group connecting to members of their own group |
bipartite |
|||
A simple graph has no loops nor multiple edges. |
True |
|||
Euler paths must touch all edges. |
True |
|||
These are lines or curves that connect vertices |
edges |
|||
Which of the following is false? |
A graph with one odd vertex will
have an Euler Path but not an Euler Circuit. |
|||
Does this graph have an Euler Path, Euler Circuit, both, or neither? |
Both |
|||
Paths start and stop at the same vertex. |
false |
|||
Circuits start and stop at ___ |
same vertex |
|||
All graphs have Euler's Path |
false |
|||
When a connected graph can be drawn without any
edges crossing, it is called ________________ . |
Planar graph |
|||
Tracing all edges on a figure without picking
up your pencil or repeating and starting and stopping at different spots |
Euler Circuit |
|||
How many edges would a complete graph have if
it had 6 vertices? |
15 |
|||
A path which visits every vertex exactly once |
Hamilton Path |
|||
A ______ graph has no isolated vertices |
connected |
|||
A sequence of vertices such that every vertex
in the sequence is adjacent to the vertices before and after it in the
sequence |
Walk |
|||
The square and the triangle are both green. |
The statement is FALSE |
|||
The square and the triangle are both blue. |
The statement is FALSE |
|||
Defined as the product of all the whole numbers
from 1 to n. |
factorials |
|||
The square is not blue or the triangle is
green. |
The statement is FALSE |
|||
A sequence of vertices such that every vertex
in the sequence is adjacent to the vertices before and after it in the
sequence |
walk |
|||
It is a connected graph containing no cycles. |
tree |
|||
If the triangle is green, then the square is
blue. |
The statement is TRUE |
|||
These are lines or curves that connect
vertices. |
edges |
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ReplyDeleteA [1] in a graph is a path that passes through every vertex in the graph exactly once.
ReplyDeleteAnswer: Hamiltonian path
It is a regular polyhedral with v = 6, e =12, and f = 8
Answer: octahedron
It is a regular polyhedral with v = 4, e = 6, and f = 4
Answer: tetrahedron
What would be the implication on a connected graph, if the number of odd vertex is 0
Answer: There is at least one Euler Circuit
There are exactly how many regular polyhedral?
Answer:5
What would be the implication on a connected graph, if the number of odd vertices is 2.
Answer: There is no Euler Circuit but at least 1 Euler Path
It is a traversing algorithm where you should start traversing from a selected node (source or starting node) and traverse the graph layerwise thus exploring the neighbor nodes (nodes which are directly connected to source node). You must then move towards the next-level neighbor nodes.
Answer: Breadth First Search
It is an algorithm for traversing or searching tree or graph data structures which uses the idea of backtracking.
Answer: Depth First Search
Is repeated visits to a given node allowed in an Euler?
Answer: Yes
When a planar graph is drawn in such a way that the edges are not crossing each other, it divides the plane into regions called[1]
Answer: faces
Is omitting vertex /node allowed in an Euler?
Answer: No
What is the minimum number of edges necessary in a simple planar graph with 15 faces?
Answer:23
Is omitting edges allowed in an Euler?
Answer: No
Is repeated traversals of a given node allowed in an Euler?
Answer: No
Is omitting vertex /node allowed in Hamiltonian?
Answer: No
In the bridge of Königsberg problem, is there a way for the townspeople to cross every bridge exactly once?
Answer: No
What is the maximum number of faces possible in a simple planar graph with 10 edges?
Answer:6
Let G be a connected planar simple graph with 25 vertices and 60 edges. Find the number of faces in G.
Answer:37
What would be the implication on a connected graph, if the number of odd vertex is 1.
Answer: It is impossible to be drawn
It is a type of graph that can be drawn in the plane (on a piece of paper) without the edges crossing.
Answer: planar graph
It is a regular polyhedral with v = 12, e =30, and f = 20
Answer: icosahedron
It is a regular polyhedral that has 3 edges per vertex and 5 edges per face.
Answer: dodecahedron
Is repeated visits to a given node allowed in Hamiltonian?
Answer: No
It is a regular polyhedral that has 3 edges per vertex and 3 edges per face.
Answer: tetrahedron
Is omitting edges allowed in Hamiltonian?
Answer: Yes
Is repeated traversals of a given node allowed in Hamiltonian?
Answer: No
What would be the implication on a connected graph, if the number of odd vertices is more than 2.
Answer: There are no Euler Circuits or Euler Paths
Let G be a connected planar graph with 12 vertices, 30 edges and degree of each face is k. Find the value of k.
Answer:3
Let G be a connected planar simple graph with 20 vertices and degree of each vertex is 3. Find the number of faces in G.
Answer: 12
Let G be a connected planar simple graph with 35 faces, degree of each face is 6. Find the number of vertices in G.
Answer: 72
Suppose that T is a rooted tree, what do you call a vertex of a tree if it has no children
Answer: leaf