I have a graph theory problem that's quite tricky to solve. Suppose you have an undirected graph with N nodes and some edges between these nodes. Now, an 'action' consists of picking a random node and deleting all its edges, and connecting it with all the nodes that it previously had no connections with. The question is to devise an algorithm that, given the number of nodes N and the initial state of the graph, can decide if it is possible, after an arbitrary number of steps, for the graph to end up being complete.

So I just noticed this. When Jake is making the perfect sandwich he washes a carrot. Lovingly. But the sandwich has no carrot in it! What did he do with it?

I sometimes have the feta wrap sometimes the sausage Sandwich sometiems the bagel. I previously won Starbucks or a few months reward so I’ve been doing that for a few months. I’ll stop but my diet is usually homemade food other than that. Should I be worried about potential health issues

So I have created a blog using Nuxt js + Netlify CMS, but the one thing I can't seem to get going is the images to be shown when shared on Twitter, Open Graph will take the Title, description and url but not the image. Anyone with better knowledge who could tell me what is wrong? I suspect the problem is the image will return /img/image.jpg (as it is dynamic) and Twitter needs Https://website.com/img/image.jpg ? Thank you

Using unity version 2020.3.25f

Trying to use a shader graph to give certain parts of my sprites a glow effect. Everything looks fine in scene and game view, but once built the pixels start getting distorted.

Using the default universal render pipeline and 2d renderer.

Game/Scene view, default material on the left and shader material on the right

What the build comes out with, default material on the left and shader material on the right

The shader graph

other than putting in the scriptable render pipeline, everything in the project settings are on their defaults (I think)

any help would be appreciated, I had trouble trying to articulate and find help on this specific issue I am having

Just recently my Prism Became super super Slow! I just have to Click somewhere and it starts loading for 3 Minutes

I think it started when I installed the new update. My data sets take up to 400 MB per file - normally they were just about 2 MB.

I don’t use fancy stuff: i have 8 rows with approx 200 values in each row. I just have a data table and the belonging Graph

Did i Accidentally change a Setup? Its horrible!! Please help!

My professor assigned us two questions using strictly graphs as our final homework grade, however we never did these kinds of problems with only graphs in class before so I’m completely lost.

1.) Candium, a heavy metal, is toxic to animals. Mushrooms, however are able to absorb and accumulate cadmium at high concentrations. A government set a safety limit for cadmium in dry vegetables at 0.5 parts per million (ppm). The cadmium levels in a random sample of one species of edible mushrooms are in the accompanying data set. At the 10% significance level, do the data provide sufficient evidence to conclude that the mean cadmium level in the species of mushroom is differed is a governments recommended limit of 0.5 ppm? Assume that the population standard deviation of cadmium levels in the species of mushroom is 0.41 ppm, sample mean is 0.61 ppm and sample size is 12.

2.) suppose a study reported that the average person watched 4.86 hours of television a day. A random sample of 15 people gave the number of hours of television watched per day shown. At the 5% significance level, and the amount of television watched per day last year by the average person less than the value reported in the study? Assume that the sample standard deviation is 1.533 hours and sample mean is 3.787 hours. Find as follows:

a.) The Hypothesis Test (HT) b.) Test Statistics (TS) c.) Critical Value (CV) d.) The graph e.) Conclusion

So yeah any help would be greatly appreciated. Sorry if there is any grammar mistakes this professor does not write English very well.

Hi there excel wizards,

I Am quite ashamed of making a post of this issue but it has been bothering me for a long time.

As you can see on the screenshot there is a table of information on the left with countries and Debt to GDP ratio.

I want to make a bar chart with the name of the areas on the horizontal x axis and the values on the vertical y axis.

But my efforts result in an empty graph, just as in the screenshot.

Dear excel masters how shall i fix this petty mistake ?

https://preview.redd.it/u8mxyu94pzx71.png?width=1496&format=png&auto=webp&s=95fc78e164f75333d0fd07e619ca1ada1f2619b5

So I’d like to figure out how to graph problems like x-y=3 or x-4=0 but I just haven’t been able to do it properly yet. Is it even possible? I have a Ti84 plus ce if that helps.

Content Warning: This is going to be discussing ideas around disability representation in sff. Some of the tools used are dated, and thus may use ableist terminology.

[Also obligatory link so nothing too weird comes up in the background]( https://imgur.com/a/6kJQSAP )

So to preface. I’m not here to discuss whether sff should have disability representation. I’m taking it as a given that yes, it should, and it should try to be representative of real world populations. If that’s a conversation you want to have, please go do it somewhere else. Anyone who comments something to the effect of ‘disabled people shouldn’t exist in sff because it’s meant to be eScApIsT’ will be blocked and reported because rule 1 is ‘be kind’ and saying an entire group of people don’t deserve escapism too is not being kind.

It's come up several times over the past couple of months that disability representation in fantasy isn't really…. representative of the kinds of disabilities real people have. This isn't, as far as I've seen, anything that anyone's sat down to count, rather a general trend that the community has noticed. So, I decided to see if I could figure out if this is purely a myth or something actually based in reality.

Methodology wise, there are lots of holes in this, so you have been warned. This was the method that I had available to me as an individual who didn't want to have to trawl through ASOIAF to spot every single disabled character. If you don't like it, you can do it. This is not a particularly rigorous or academic study. I just wanted to see if there were any broadly evident trends in sff.

So. What I did.

I took a bunch of rec threads from r/fantasy mentioning disability (available in the master document), and plugged them all into a google sheets thingey. I sorted them based on the type of disability mentioned using an adjusted version of the, somewhat old fashioned but still functional, IDEA system of categorisation (please note I am not american, just using this categorisation because it breaks things down more finely than other tools). Recommendations where the specific disability was not mentioned were not included in the master doc. Rec

I feel like Tradingview and Binance are always better graphs to go off of.