Network graph Theory, Bus incidence matrices, Primitive paramete

What is a graph in Graph Theory?

• A type of pie chart

• A type of bar graph

• A collection of numbers and letters

• A collection of nodes and edges

What are the basic components of a graph?

• Circles and squares

• Numbers and letters

• Vertices and edges

• Lines and angles

How many edges does a graph with 4 vertices have?

• 8

• 6

• 10

• 4

What is a bus incidence matrix?

• A matrix that shows the frequency of bus arrivals

• A matrix that represents the connections between buses and branches in a power system

• A matrix that displays the seating arrangement on a bus

• A matrix used to schedule bus routes

How is a bus incidence matrix used in network analysis?

• It is used to analyze the fuel efficiency of buses.

• It is used to calculate the speed of buses on a highway.

• It is used to represent the connections between buses and branches in a power system.

• It is used to determine the number of passengers on a bus.

What information does a bus incidence matrix provide?

• Number of passengers on each bus

• Connections between buses and branches in a power system

• Weather conditions for bus routes

• Bus schedules and routes

What are primitive parameters in network graph theory?

• Advanced components used to represent the structure and connections in a network

• Complex variables used to represent the structure and connections in a network

• Basic elements used to represent the structure and connections in a network

• Irrelevant elements used to represent the structure and connections in a network

How do primitive parameters help in analyzing network graphs?

• They provide basic information about the nodes and edges in the graph.

• They only work for analyzing text documents, not graphs.

• They have no impact on analyzing network graphs.

• They provide advanced information about the nodes and edges in the graph.

What is network topology?

• The color of network cables

• Arrangement of elements in a computer network

• A type of math equation

• The speed of a computer network

What are the different types of network topologies?

• North, South, East, West, Center

• Square, Triangle, Circle, Rectangle, Oval

• Red, Blue, Green, Yellow, Purple

• Bus, Star, Ring, Mesh, Hybrid