Which graphs are distinctively known by the existence of a path betwee – McqOptions

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1.	Which graphs are distinctively known by the existence of a path between every pair of its vertices?
A.	Weighted graphs
B.	Connected graphs
C.	Subgraphs
D.	Multigraphs
Answer» C. Subgraphs

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