Planarity and colouring
1.[1p] A connected plane graph has vertices and edges. How many faces does it have, counting the outer face?
A connected plane graph has vertices and edges. How many faces does it have, counting the outer face?
2.[1p] What is the largest number of edges a simple planar graph with vertices can have?
What is the largest number of edges a simple planar graph with vertices can have?
3.[2p] What is the largest number of edges a simple planar graph with vertices and no triangles can have?
What is the largest number of edges a simple planar graph with vertices and no triangles can have?
4.[2p] A convex polyhedron has square faces and triangular faces. How many vertices does it have?
A convex polyhedron has square faces and triangular faces. How many vertices does it have?
5.[3p] A connected plane graph has every vertex of degree and every face a triangle. How many vertices does it have?
A connected plane graph has every vertex of degree and every face a triangle. How many vertices does it have?
6.[2p] A graph consists of a cycle on vertices together with one more vertex joined to all eight. What is its chromatic number?
A graph consists of a cycle on vertices together with one more vertex joined to all eight. What is its chromatic number?
7.[1p] Which of these graphs is planar?
Which of these graphs is planar?
8.[3p] Which of these statements are true?
Which of these statements are true?
Select all that apply
9.[2p] Put these events in chronological order, earliest first.
Put these events in chronological order, earliest first.
Kuratowski characterises the planar graphs
Appel and Haken prove the four colour theorem by computer
Heawood finds the flaw in Kempe's proof
Francis Guthrie asks whether four colours suffice for every map
Euler writes to Goldbach about
Gonthier checks the four colour theorem in Coq
Kempe publishes a proof of the four colour theorem
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