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What is the sum of the entries in a row of the adjacency
matrix for an undirected graph? For a directed graph?
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The adjacency matrix has rows and columns labelled by the vertices and A(i,j) has value 1 if there exists an edge between Ai and Aj, otherwise. So the sum of the entries in the row for vertex is the degree of v. :)
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for undirected graph , sum of entries give degree of the vertex and for the directed graph it gives the outdegree of the graph.

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