- Order and degree (2 exercices)
- Simple graph (3 exercices)
- Subgraph (1 exercice)
- Stable subgraph (1 exercice)
- Complex and related (1 exercice)
- Chain and cycle (1 exercice)
- Introduction to matrices (3 exercices)
- Adjacent matrix of a non-oriented graph (4 exercices)
- Adjacent matrix of a directed graph (2 exercices)
- Introduction to matrix operations (3 exercices)
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E.6209
For
each
of
the
graphs
below
:
1
Name
the
order
of
the
graph
;
2
Name
the
degree
of
vertex
A
2
;
3
Give
the
vertices
adjacent
to
vertex
A
5
;
4
Say
whether
the
graph
is
simple
or
not.
Fig
1:
Fig
2:
Fig
3:
3.
Subgraph
E.6229
Consider
the
graph
below
:
Which
of
the
graphs
below
are
sub-graphs
of
the
main
graph?
a
b
c
4.
Stable
subgraph
E.6272
A
dog-sitting
company
currently
accom-modates
seven
dogs,
represented
in
the
graph
below
by
the
vertices
of
the
graph
;
the
edges
represent
dogs
that
cannot
be
locked
in
the
same
cage.
1
What
is
the
largest
stable
subgraph
containing
a
maxi-mum
number
of
vertices?
2
What
is
the
minimum
number
of
cages
needed
to
keep
these
seven
dogs
without
risking
confrontations
between
them?
5.
Complex
and
related
E.6245
Consider
the
two
graphs
below
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ABCDEFG
Specify
whether
these
graphs
are
related
or
not.
6.
Chain
and
cycle
E.6242
Consider
the
graph
below
:
Which
of
the
ordered
lists
below
form
a
string
of
this
graph?
1
A
−
E
−
F
−
E
−
G
−
D
2
E
−
F
−
A
−
B
−
C
3
D
−
A
−
C
−
D
4
D
−
C
−
E
−
A
−
F
−
E
7.
Introduction
to
matrices
E.6142
We
call
ˇ
magic
matrix
ı
any
matrix
où
the
sums
of
the
coefficients
per
row,
per
column
,
by
the
main
diagonal
and
by
the
second
diagonal
all
give
the
same
result.
Which
of
the
following
matrices
are
magic
matrices?
a
9
4
5
2
6
10
7
8
3
b
2
7
6
9
5
1
4
3
8
c
8
1
3
0
5
7
4
6
2
E.6141
Consider
the
matrix
A
defined
by:
A
=
2
3
−
1
5
3
0
4
−
2
1
3
−
4
7
To
highlight
the
coefficients
of
the
matrix,
we
note
:
A
=
a
ij
1
Give
the
value
of
the
following
matrix
coefficients
:
a
a
23
b
a
34
c
a
11
d
a
31
2
Determine
the
value
of
the
following
calculations
:
a
a
11
+
a
21
b
a
32
×
a
14
c
a
24
2
3
Name
the
set
of
mutually
opposite
pairs
of
coefficients
of
the
matrix.
E.6123
A
company
lists
the
prices
in
euros
of
the
products
it
uses
in
conjunction
with
its
various
suppliers.
It
obtains
the
following
double-entry
table
:
Product
1
Product
2
Product
3
Fournisseur
1
3.50
2.80
1.75
Fournisseur
2
3.25
3
1.70
He
notes
all
these
values
in
the
matrix
M
:
M
=
3.50
2.80
1.75
3.25
3
1.70
The
various
numbers
placed
in
the
matrix
are
called
ˇ
the
coefficients
of
the
matrix
ı.
Generally
speaking,
m
ij
are
the
coefficients
of
the
matrix
où
i
and
j
are
two
integers
used
to
locate
the
place
of
the
coefficient
in
the
matrix.
More
precisely,
coefficient
m
ij
is
the
price
of
ˇ
Product
j
ı
at
ˇ
Supplier
i
ı.
1
a
Give
the
values
of
the
following
coefficients
:
m
12
;
m
22
;
m
13
b
Complete
the
following
sentence
:
ˇ
The
coefficient
m
ij
lies
in
the
matrix
at
the
intersec-tion
of
row
.
.
.
and
column
.
.
.
ı
2
Write
the
new
matrix
N
=
n
ij
where
the
coefficient
n
ij
has
the
value
of
the
product
price
i
at
supplier
i
.
8.
Adjacent
matrix
of
a
non-oriented
graph
E.6171
Definition:
Let
G
be
a
graph
with
n
vertices
(
n
∈
N
∗
)
.
We
call
the
ad-jacency
matrix
of
the
graph
G
the
matrix
M
=
m
ij
square
of
order
n
whose
coefficients
have
the
value
:
m
ij
=
1
si
the
vertex
A
i
est
connected
to
the
vertex
A
j
by
a
arête
0
sinon
pour
i;j
∈
[[1;
n
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The
graph
below
represents
7
cities
connected
by
roads
:
Give
the
adjacency
matrix
of
this
graph.
E.6196
During
an
election
campaign,
a
politician
must
tour
the
eight
cities
rated
from
A
1
to
A
8
,
using
the
motorway
network.
The
graph
G
below,
represents
the
various
cities
on
the
tour
and
the
freeway
sections
connect-ing
these
cities
(a
city
is
represented
by
a
vertex,
a
freeway
section
by
an
edge)
:
Give
the
expression
for
the
M
adjacency
matrix
of
the
graph
G
.
E.6228
In
the
graph
below,
the
ver-tices
represent
different
zones
of
residence
or
activity
in
a
mu-nicipality.
An
edge
connecting
two
of
these
vertices
indicates
the
existence
of
a
main
access
route
between
two
correspond-ing
locations.
1
Give,
without
justification,
the
degree
of
each
of
the
ver-tices
(the
answer
may
be
presented
in
tabular
form
où
the
vertices
will
be
put
in
alphabetical
order)
.
2
Give
the
matrix
M
associated
with
the
graph
(vertices
will
be
put
in
alphabetical
order)
.
E.6330
Consider
a
graph
G
admitting
the
matrix
M
as
adjacency
ma-trix.
Of
the
representations
below,
only
one
corresponds
to
the
graph
G
.
M
=
0
1
0
0
0
1
1
0
1
0
1
0
0
1
0
0
1
0
0
0
0
0
1
1
0
1
1
1
0
0
1
0
0
1
0
0
a
b
c
Specify
the
correct
representation
and
justify
your
choice,
ex-plaining
why
the
other
two
representations
were
discarded.
9.
Adjacent
matrix
of
a
directed
graph
E.6230
Give
the
adjacency
matrix
of
the
graph
below
:
E.6170
Give
the
M
adjacency
matrix
of
the
directed
graph
given
below
:
10.
Introduction
to
matrix
operations
E.6712
Indication
:
during
the
fiscal
year,
a
matrix
M
=
m
ij
will
have
its
coefficient
m
ij
which
will
express
the
ˇ
price
of
the
product
j
at
the
supplier
i
.
ı
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A
company
lists
the
price
in
euros
of
the
products
it
uses
in
connection
with
its
various
suppliers.
It
obtains
the
following
double-entry
table
:
Product
1
Product
2
Product
3
Fournisseur
1
3.50
2.80
1.75
Fournisseur
2
3.25
3
1.70
1
Write
the
matrix
A
related
to
these
prices...
2
The
suppliers
decide
on
an
increase
on
their
products,
the
amounts
of
which
are
given
in
the
table
below
:
Product
1
Product
2
Product
3
Fournisseur
1
0.50
0.20
0.25
Fournisseur
2
0.25
0
0.3
Write
the
B
matrix
corresponding
to
these
increases.
3
Write
the
matrix
C
corresponding
to
the
new
prices
of
these
products
at
each
of
the
suppliers.
E.6153
A
company
sources
its
raw
materials
from
two
different
countries.
Consider
the
following
two
tables
:
Alu
M1
Bois
M2
Fer
M3
Pays
1
25
14
12
Pays
2
23
11
11
Material
prices
premières
Alu
M1
Bois
M2
Fer
M3
Pays
1
3
2
1
Pays
2
2
3
1
Price
from
transport
1
a
Write
the
matrix
A
=
a
ij
ij
où
the
coefficient
a
ij
represents
ˇ
the
price
of
the
material
j
in
the
country
i
ı.
b
Write
the
matrix
B
=
b
ij
ij
où
the
coefficient
b
ij
rep-resents
ˇ
the
transport
price
of
the
material
j
in
the
country
i
ı.
c
Write
the
matrix
C
=
c
ij
ij
où
the
coefficient
c
ij
rep-resents
ˇ
the
purchase
price
of
the
material
j
in
the
country
i
ı.
2
To
start
production,
the
company
needs
2
units
of
Aluminium,
1
unit
of
wood
and
3
units
of
Iron.
We
represent
these
data
in
the
matrix
D
=
d
ij
given
below
:
D
=
2
1
3
a
Give
an
interpretation
of
the
number:
c
11
×
d
11
+
c
12
×
d
21
+
c
31
×
d
31
b
Determine
the
total
price
of
its
purchases
when
the
company
sources
from
the
country
2
?
E.6143
Three
tri-athletes
take
part
in
one
race.
The
course
times
for
each
event
are
given
in
the
table
below,
expressed
in
minutes
:
Jacques
1
er
athlète
Henry
2
e
athlète
Paul
3
e
athlète
Course
à
pied
(épreuve
1)
45
62
34
Natation
(épreuve
2)
35
24
28
Cyclisme
(épreuve
3)
92
95
104
We
wish
to
represent
the
data
of
this
double
entry
table
by
a
matrix
A
=
a
ij
où
the
coefficient
a
ij
is
the
running
time,
expressed
in
minutes,
of
the
athlete
i
during
the
event
j
.
1
a
Give
the
values
of
the
following
coefficients
:
a
13
;
a
32
b
Write
the
matrix
A
.
2
Consider
the
matrix
B
=
b
ij
o
where
the
coefficient
b
ij
is
the
duration,
expressed
in
hours
and
rounded
to
the
near-est
hundredth,
of
the
course
time
taken
by
the
athlete
i
during
the
event
j
.
a
Write
the
matrix
B
b
What
simple
mechanism
allows
you
to
go
from
matrix
A
to
matrix
B
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