Question

A graph's edges (connections between nodes) may only be directional, and must have a rule in place for how the value of a node informs the direction of its edges.

a. true
b. false

Answer 1

False. In a directed graph, the edges are directional and have a rule in place based on the value of the nodes for determining their direction.

Step-by-step explanation:

False. In a directed graph, the edges are directional, meaning they have a specified direction. Each edge connects two nodes, and there is a rule in place that determines the direction of the edge based on the value of the node it is coming from.

For example, if the value of node A is greater than the value of node B, the edge connecting A to B may go from A to B. But if the value of node A is less than the value of node B, the edge may go from B to A.