You have a graph G = , |V| = n and |E| = m (represented using adjacency matrix you can). Given such a graph and a number k (k <= n).="" in="" this="" graph,="" a="" number="" of="" k="" nodes="" which="" finds="" the="" existence="" of="" the="" subgraph="" (whether="" all="" the="" elements="" of="" k="" nodes="" are="" connected="" to="" each="" other).="" develop="" a="" brute-force="" algorithm="" and="" write="" its="" code="" in="" java="" language="">=>For example, the graph below is given and your program should send "true" when k = 3 or 4. K = 5 or more your algorithm should send "false" when a large number is entered. Note: No. 2,3,4 and 6 The nodes are all connected to each other. Whichever 3 of these four you take, they all depend on each other. you find a subgraph. This is the case with 4,5 and 6.Extracted text: 2 3
For example, the graph below is given and your program should send "true" when k = 3 or 4. K = 5 or more your algorithm should send "false" when a large number is entered. Note: No. 2,3,4 and 6 The nodes are all connected to each other. Whichever 3 of these four you take, they all depend on each other. you find a subgraph. This is the case with 4,5 and 6.
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