A (not necessarily connected) graph without cycles is called a forest. Give typical examples of applications in which graphs occur that are forests or trees.

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Advanced Engineering Mathematics

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Authors: Erwin Kreyszig

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PROBLEM SET 23.2:

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A (not necessarily connected) graph without cycles is called a forest. Give typical examples of applications in which graphs occur that are forests or trees.

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