Answer the question.Must a graph be complete to have a Hamilton circuit? If not, give an example of an incomplete graph that possesses a Hamilton circuit and specify the Hamilton circuit on the graph.
What will be an ideal response?
No. Any circular graph having four or more vertices (and without branches) will serve as an example. The Hamilton circuit in such a case is simply a circuit around the graph.
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A. 24.875 B. 30.875 C. 26.875 D. 28.875
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What will be an ideal response?
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