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If G = (V, E) is a forest with |V| = v, |E| = e and k componets(trees), what relationship exists among v, e and k?
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k = v-e
Thanks, But do you mind explaining why? much appreciated
sure, definition a forest is a graph without cycles. so if we have v vertices and e edges, the number of components would be v-e. u can visualize it like this :- if we have 0 edges, then all vertices are isolated. that gives k = v. if we have e edges, then number of components wud be v-e
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Yeah, Just needed a push in the right direction. Have a nice day
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