Network Flows 2 (AQA A-Level Further Maths): Quizzes
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What is a saturated arc in a network flow?
What is a saturated arc in a network flow?
Arc where flow equals capacity
What does the conservation condition require at intermediate nodes?
What does the conservation condition require at intermediate nodes?
Total inflow = total outflow
An arc has capacity 15 and current flow 9. What is the potential flow?
An arc has capacity 15 and current flow 9. What is the potential flow?
An arc has capacity 20 and current flow 7. What is the potential backflow?
An arc has capacity 20 and current flow 7. What is the potential backflow?
What defines a flow-augmenting path from to ?
What defines a flow-augmenting path from to ?
All forward arrows are non-zero
If flow value = cut capacity, what can you conclude?
If flow value = cut capacity, what can you conclude?
Flow is maximum, cut is minimum
Cut has arcs , , with capacities 8, 5, 9 from to . Cut capacity?
Cut has arcs , , with capacities 8, 5, 9 from to . Cut capacity?
With min capacities, cut capacity formula is?
With min capacities, cut capacity formula is?
(max to ) - (min to )
What is the purpose of introducing a supersource?
What is the purpose of introducing a supersource?
Convert multiple sources to single source
How do you model a node with capacity restriction of 6 units?
How do you model a node with capacity restriction of 6 units?
Split into 2 nodes, connect with arc of 6
