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An acquaintanceship graph is an undirected graph in which the nodes represent people and nodes a and b are adjacent if a and b are acquainted. a. The acquaintanceship graph for the IT department and the marketing department of a major corporation is an unconnected graph. What does this imply? b. The following figure represents an acquaintanceship graph for residents of an apartment building. Are Carl and Fletcher acquainted? How many people is SiuYin acquainted with? The "small world effect" states that the average degree of separation between Carl and Yuri? ship graph of the whole world is 6. In other words, a path of acquaintance relationships from you to any other person on earth exists with, on the average, a path length of 6 (5 intermediate persons). Experiments in delivering hard-copy letters and e-mail messages have empirically confirmed this theory. a. What are the potential implications for e-mail traffic if the small world effect holds for computer networks? b. What are the potential implications for epidemiology if the small world effect holds for physical contact between humans? An acquaintanceship graph is an undirected graph in which the nodes represent people and nodes a and b are adjacent if a and b are acquainted. a. The acquaintanceship graph for the IT department and the marketing department of a major corporation is an unconnected graph. What does this imply? b. The following figure represents an acquaintanceship graph for residents of an apartment building. Are Carl and Fletcher acquainted? How many people is SiuYin acquainted with? The "small world effect" states that the average degree of separation between Carl and Yuri? ship graph of the whole world is 6. In other words, a path of acquaintance relationships from you to any other person on earth exists with, on the average, a path length of 6 (5 intermediate persons). Experiments in delivering hard-copy letters and e-mail messages have empirically confirmed this theory. a. What are the potential implications for e-mail traffic if the small world effect holds for computer networks? b. What are the potential implications for epidemiology if the small world effect holds for physical contact between humans