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| | Digraph Practice Exercises (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-07) |
 | | A digraph has vertices A, B, C, & D and the following arcs: A is incident to B, C, & D; C is incident from B & D. Draw this digraph. |
 | | A digraph has vertices V, W, X, Y, & Z and the following arcs: X is incident to V, Z, & Y; W is incident from V, Y, & Z; Z is incident to Y and incident from W & V. Draw this digraph. |
 | | Draw a digraph that represents this relation between chapters, via vertex A is incident to vertex B means that Chapter A is a prerequisite for Chapter B. In other words, arcs point from "easier" chapters to "harder" chapters. |
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