Edge Elimination and Orientation in Graphs

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This lecture covers the concepts of edge elimination and orientation in graphs, including zero order and first order tests, tree graphs, complete graphs, statistical orientation, and logical orientation. The instructor explains the process of eliminating edges in graphs and determining the orientation of nodes based on different tests.

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