Draw a graph with at least 5 nodes and 15 edges. Bonus points if you are able to come up with actual relationships to graph instead of abstract numbers. Describe your graph. Include if it is directed...

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   Draw a graph with at least 5 nodes and 15 edges. Bonus points if you are able to come up with actual relationships to graph instead of abstract numbers.

   
   


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   Describe your graph. Include if it is directed or undirected, the number of nodes and edges, the maximum possible number of edges based on the number of nodes.

   
   


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   Translate your graph into either a list of lists or a dictionary of lists.

   
   


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   Translate your graph into a matrix.

   
   


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   Bonus: Repeat exercises 1 but this time have a cost associated with each edge. Translate your graph into a dictionary of dictionaries as well as a matrix.

   
   

Homework 3 1) Draw a graph with at least 5 nodes and 15 edges. Bonus points if you are able to come up with actual relationships to graph instead of abstract numbers. 2) Describe your graph. Include if it is directed or undirected, the number of nodes and edges, the maximum possible number of edges based on the number of nodes. 3) Translate your graph into either a list of lists or a dictionary of lists. 4) Translate your graph into a matrix. 5) Bonus: Repeat exercises 1 but this time have a cost associated with each edge. Translate your graph into a dictionary of dictionaries as well as a matrix.