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Tree with vertices and degrees?

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Tree with vertices and degrees?

Draw a tree that has a total of 7 vertices that satisfies the following: 1 vertex has degree 4; 2 of the vertices have degree 2; 4 of the vertices have degree 1

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Thank you!

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I disagree with the drawing. The OP asks for a tree, not a graph. What's shown here is a graph, because TREES don't have cycles.

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