Discrete Math - 10.1.1 Introduction to Graphs

[@aryamhaske7307]

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[@SawFinMath]

I'm so sorry to hear of your diagnosis, but I am so happy I am able to help in a small way. Prayers to you!

[@Gladieth]

Thank you for the videos. I must point out a correction for the summary at the end. Directed multigraphs do allow loops.

[@hasaannoor7683]

Thank you so much for these videos, they're a big help. Keep up the great work!

[@bhaveerathod2373]

at 5:16 it says directed multigraphs do not allow loops, however I checked out your other video about graphs for discrete math 2 and it says otherwise. I assume that the second video is more recent thus correct? Wonderful and informative video btw!!

[@SawFinMath]

Hmm. A multigraph should allow for loops. I will take a look at this one. Thank you!

[@marvin4519]

Thanks KImberly

[@7amooo9]

isn't loop allowed in a directed multigraph? because in our book it said that it can have loops Thank you for everything

[@tamimabdullah3634]

I've the same question... did you find out something ??

[@SawFinMath]

Yes a loop is allowed. Did I say otherwise?

[@ladywozniak8665]

@@SawFinMath yes u Said

[@AR-rg2en]

@@ladywozniak8665 no she didn’t actually

[@alialghamdi1715]

@@AR-rg2en 5:19

[@millenium2003]

What is a vertices, edge , degree in the simplest terms. I wish the video had started there

[@AllaMak-np9ys]

super!!!

[@jessif.]

That looks like a uterus and ovaries at 1:33 ♀☺️

[@SawFinMath]

That's hilarious!