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Hi there, i'm working my way through enumerated questions and your set of questions is the next one to come up.
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Right now we have a draw an undirected graph that represents this data.
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Now to be able to draw this graph what we need to do is take a couple of different points.
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For example we're going to go for a, b, c, d and e and then a, b, c, d and e.
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And all we're going to do is an undirected graph which means we can just put a whole bunch of lines everywhere is kind of go for a pentagon i think will be the easiest solution here like so.
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And we'll go call him a, him b, him c, him d and him e.
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Perfect, now let's go ahead and draw these lines.
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So from a to a there's nothing, from a to b there's one, from a to c there's three, from a to c we've got three different lines.
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I'll do something like this.
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From a to c, from a to d there's none, from a to e there's four.
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A to e there's four.
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Something like that.
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So that's the a's done, the b's.
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B to a there's one, we've already got the one there.
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From b to b there's two, so we know that this is going to have a loop that goes to itself then a second loop that goes to itself.
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B to b, b to c there's one, b to d there's three...