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1. (a) Adjacency matrix :
s t u v w y
s 0 2 
1 6
t
0 3
u
0
v
0 4 4
w
5 4
0 2
y 3
0
Adjacency List:
s -> t -> v -> w -> /
t -> u -> /
u -> /
v -> w -> y -> /
w -> t -> u -> y -> /
y -> s -> /
"/" indicates null pointer
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