A graph is said to be biconnected if two paths that do not share edges or vertices exist

Chapter 28, Problem 21

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A graph is said to be biconnected if two paths that do not share edges or vertices exist between every pair of vertices. a. Which graphs in Figure 28-1 and 28-4 are biconnected? b. What are some applications that would use a biconnected graph?

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