Quiz - MO412 - Henrique Campos

Consider a graph in which each node represents a student, and an edge connects two students if they share at least one hobby.

At the beginning of the school year (month 0), no two students share any hobbies, so the graph has no edges. As time passes, students interact, become friends, and start sharing hobbies. Once a student adopts a new hobby, they keep it permanently.

How does the structure of the graph could evolve over time? Consider snapshots of the graph at months 0, 3, 6, and 9.

a) Subcritical → Supercritical → Critical → Connected

b) Critical → Supercritical → Supercritical → Connected

c) Subcritical → Subcritical → Subcritical → Supercritical

d) Subcritical → Connected → Critical → Supercritical

e) None of the above.

Original idea by: Henrique Campos Padula

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