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Graph Theory and the High School Student.

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Chartrand, Gary; Wall, Curtiss E. – School Science and Mathematics, 1980

Graph theory is presented as a tool to instruct high school mathematics students. A variety of real world problems can be modeled which help students recognize the importance and difficulty of applying mathematics. (MP)

Descriptors: Graphs, Mathematical Applications, Mathematical Models, Mathematics Education

How to Define an Irregular Graph.

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Chartrand, Gary; And Others – College Mathematics Journal, 1988

There are many problems that can be translated into the language of graph theory. Such a problem, discussed in this article is to show that in any group of two or more people, there are at least two people who have the same number of acquaintances in the group. (PK)

Descriptors: College Mathematics, Graphs, Higher Education, Mathematical Applications