Final answer:
An adjacency table represents relationships between elements in a graph. This table can be constructed using the given array representation.
Step-by-step explanation:
An adjacency table represents relationships between elements in a graph. In this case, we have an array representation given as A [3] [2] [4][θ][5][6] [7] [1].
To build the adjacency table, we look at each element of the array and determine its neighbors. The adjacency table will have a row for each element, and columns representing the neighbors.
Using the array representation, we can fill in the adjacency table as follows:
- For element A[0][0], its neighbors are A[0][1] and A[0][2].
- For element A[0][1], its neighbors are A[0][0], A[0][2], A[0][3], A[0][4], and A[0][5].
- Continue this process for the remaining elements in the array to construct the full adjacency table.