Yes, you are correct. This is an error in the video. It should list the final vertex as B. Thank you for spotting this and raising it. I will add this to the video description.
this method did not work for question 3 part c from 2022 decision 1 edexcel paper... I got ECDBAFE and EFABCDE they want ECDFABE and EFABDCE what am I doing wrong? many thanks you're a legend
i hope you see this in time! but i finally figured it out- they want you to cross out the columns vertically. i think it’s because it’s a one way directed graph. good luck in 2 hours!
The route starting from B ends at A, is it right? Because for every other vertices except B, it started and ended at the same vertice.
Yes, you are correct. This is an error in the video. It should list the final vertex as B. Thank you for spotting this and raising it. I will add this to the video description.
this method did not work for question 3 part c from 2022 decision 1 edexcel paper...
I got ECDBAFE and EFABCDE
they want ECDFABE and EFABDCE
what am I doing wrong? many thanks you're a legend
i hope you see this in time! but i finally figured it out- they want you to cross out the columns vertically. i think it’s because it’s a one way directed graph. good luck in 2 hours!
@spockle thank you! I just confirmed with my teacher and that's exactly right. I hope it comes up in the exam now
Good luck to you too!
Excellent explanation.. Thank you!
You're most welcome. I am glad it was helpful to you.
in the minimum connector graph AE is 21 and not 20
Yes, you are right. My mistake. Thank you for letting me know.
@@mathshelpwithmrorys8555 You're welcome sir.