in Graph Theory edited by
1,019 views
7 votes
7 votes

Consider the following statements

$S1:2,3,3,3,3,3,4$ is a graphic sequence

$S2:$ A connected graph with $10$ vertices and $16$ edges without having a cycle of length $3$, is a planar graph.

  1. Both $S1$ and $S2$ are true
  2. $S1$ is false but $S2$ is true
  3. $S2$ is false but $S1$ is true
  4. Both $S1$ and $S2$ are false
in Graph Theory edited by
1.0k views

1 comment

Is there any formula to solve if questions asks a planar graph without cycle of length 4 or 5 or any n.????
0
0

2 Answers

5 votes
5 votes
Best answer

For S1:

Following the result that the number of vertices having odd degree in the degree sequence must be even to be a valid graphic sequence.But here we have 5 vertices having degree 3 i.e. odd degree ,hence the given sequence is not a graphic sequence.Hence S1 is false.

For S2:

Given that we have not a cycle of length 3.So minimum length cycle that we can have = 4.

Let there are r such cycles (or regions) .

every region is bounded by 4 edges at least

So in r regions we have e >= 4r/2 [ We have divided by 2 to avoid double counting of edges]

                             ⇒    e >= 2r

Now we are given that the graph is planar and connected,so Euler's theorem holds.So by Euler's theorem,

                            r = e - n + 2

Substituting in the earlier result we have ,

        e >= 2(e - n + 2)

 ⇒    e  <= 2n - 4

So we have n = 10 and e = 16 which on substitution on the above inequality gives :

       16  <= 16 which is true.

Hence S2 is true.

Hence , option B) is true

selected by

2 Comments

Thanks a lot sir.
0
0
edited by
@habibkhan statement 2 is false.. e<=2n-4 is a corollary and it cant be used to prove graph is a planar..we can use it in contradiction manner if some graph doesnot satisfy the condition then it is surely non planar but if satisfies the condition we cant say anything about planarity..

example is peterson graph here e=15 and n=10 and applying corollary we get 15<=16 but we know peterson graph is non planar
0
0
0 votes
0 votes
because in simple planar  graph if no of edges atleast two

the degree of every faces  will be atleast 3

because given no cycle with length 3 then the degree of every face  will be atleast 4

as we know  sum of the degree of the faces =2e

so here 4f<=2e

f<=e/2

 we use euler's theorem  v-e+f=2 to satisfy graph is planar or not

v-e+(e/2)>=2

given v=10,e=16

10-16+8>=2

2>=2

so it is planar graph
by
Quick search syntax
tags tag:apple
author user:martin
title title:apple
content content:apple
exclude -tag:apple
force match +apple
views views:100
score score:10
answers answers:2
is accepted isaccepted:true
is closed isclosed:true