Consider an undirected, connected, simple graph with n vertices. What are the minimum and maximum numbers of edges, respectively, that the graph could have? O n- 1 and n (n - 1) O None of the choices n- 1 and n! O n and n" O n-1 and n (n - 1)/2 n and 2" On- 1 and n?

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Consider an undirected, connected, simple graph with n vertices.
What are the minimum and maximum numbers of edges, respectively,
that the graph could have?
On-1 and n (n - 1)
O None of the choices
On-1 and n!
On and n"
On-1 and n (n - 1)/2
O n and 2"
On-1 and n'
Transcribed Image Text:Question 50 Consider an undirected, connected, simple graph with n vertices. What are the minimum and maximum numbers of edges, respectively, that the graph could have? On-1 and n (n - 1) O None of the choices On-1 and n! On and n" On-1 and n (n - 1)/2 O n and 2" On-1 and n'
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