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math Maturity 11-13

Dots can be joined by lines.

Example of simple undirected graph 3.svg
Example of simple undirected graph 3.svg
These lines show how things connect. You can see this in maps. It helps us see how things work. It is a fun way to look at the world. Can you find a pattern?
Konigsberg bridges.png
Konigsberg bridges.png

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File:Example of simple undirected graph 3.svg
Example of simple undirected graph 3.svg
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Undirected, directed, mixed, multigraph.svg
File:Konigsberg bridges.png
Konigsberg bridges.png
File:Petersen1 tiny.svg
Petersen1 tiny.svg
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Biclique K 5 5.svg
File:Random minimum spanning tree.svg
Random minimum spanning tree.svg
File:Wikipedia multilingual network graph July 2013.svg
Wikipedia multilingual network graph July 2013.svg
File:Moreno Sociogram 2nd Grade.svg
Moreno Sociogram 2nd Grade.svg
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