Easy Remember Graphs Multiple Choice

What property of a graph must hold for topological sort to be possible?

Remember — Tests recall of fundamental facts and definitions.

Answer Options

A The graph must be connected

B The graph must be directed and acyclic (DAG)

C The graph must have no self-loops

D All vertices must have equal in-degree

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