Discrete Math Crossword

The name of the person responsible for creating the four step problem solving process
The set of elements of either set
The set of elements common to both sets
The set of elements of the universal set that are not in a particular set
The set of elements in B but not in A
The number of distinct elements in a set
2 sets with exactly the same elements
2 sets with the same cardinal number
A collection of objects
Individual objects in a set
Listing the elements of a set
A way to write sets when all elements have a common characteristic
When we are easily able to tell if something is part of a set
The set that contains no elements
All elements under consideration in a given discussion
A set whose cardinal number is a whole number
A set that is not finite
An approximation (usually mental) of size of value
A number that is easier to use than the original number
Filling in regions so that no neighboring regions use the same color
A series of vertices and edges
A graph that has a path between any set of vertices
The lines that connect vertices
The number of edges that touch a vertex
An edge that when removed, causes the graph to become not connected
A graph that represents a set of regions where each region is a vertex and each border is an edge
A graph where every vertex has a degree of two
A cycle graph with a hub in the center
A graph with a distinct starting and ending point where all middle points have a degree of two
A graph where all vertices are connected to all other vertices
The minimum number of colors needed to color a graph
a path that covers all edges and ends where it started
When edges in a graph are duplicated so that all vertices are even
A graph in which every edge has direction
A path that travels through all vertices
The method of solving the travelling salesperson problem where all possible routes are listed
The method of solving the travelling salesperson problem where you start in a specified city and travel to the cheapest city from there
The method of solving the travelling salesperson problem where you choose the cheapest connection in the entire graph
Tells us how many
A symbol which represents a number
Our numeral system
A method of voting where if no candidate gets the majority, you remove the last-place candidate
A ballot which the voters are asked to rank the candidates in order of preference
A table that summarizes information gathered from preference ballots
More than 50% of the first-place votes
A voting method in which the candidate with the most first-place votes
A voting method in which points are assigned based on the number of first place votes, second place votes, etc.
Rather than “wasting your vote” on a candidate that won’t win, you cast a vote for a lesser choice with a better chance of winning
A voting method that pairs every candidate in head-to-head matches with every other candidate
Listing the order of outcomes in an election