Chapter 10: Q29E (page 734)
Construct a coloring of the graph shown using this algorithm.
Short Answer
Colour 1 = e, f, d
Colour 2 = a, c, i, g
Colour 3 = b, h, j
Chapter 10: Q29E (page 734)
Construct a coloring of the graph shown using this algorithm.
Colour 1 = e, f, d
Colour 2 = a, c, i, g
Colour 3 = b, h, j
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