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John likes Joan, Jean and Jane; Joe likes Jane and Joan; Jean and Joan like each other. Draw a digraph illustrating these relationships between John, Joan, Jean, Jane and Joe.
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John likes Joan, Jean, and Jane. So, we draw arrows from John to Joan, John to Jean, and John to Jane. Show more…
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