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A hamiltonian circuit 2006-07-24
From Tom:

1)Prove that every simple not directed graph with 21 vertices and 208 edges has
a hamiltonian circuit but not an Euler circuit.

(I have proved that if we give the 2 edges for each vertices then after a few
steps I have 21 vertices of odd degree and 19 edges.So in the end I have 2
vertices of odd degree.So I have not an Euler circuit.But how can I prove that
there is a Hamiltonian one?)

2)If G is a tree and has a virtex k degree,prove that it also has at least k
vertices degree 1.


Answered by Penny Nom.
The two-digit numbers from 10-99 1998-01-21
From Alexis Riddle:
My name is Alexis. I'm a student in 8th grade and I'm taking Algebra I Honors. My question is: In a string of numbers, two adjacent digits are considered as a two-digit number. For instance, the string 11012 contains the numbers 10, 11, and 12. What is the number of digits in the smallest string that contains all of the two-digit numbers from 10-99? Please help and thank you for any assistance you can give me.
Answered by Penny Nom.
 
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