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A graph is called d-regular if all vertices in the graph have degree d. Prove that...

A graph is called d-regular if all vertices in the graph have degree d. Prove that a d-regular bipartite graph (for d ≥ 1) has a perfect matching. Furthermore, show that a d-regular bipartite graph is the disjoint union of d perfect matchings. Hint: The min-cut in an appropriate flow network can be useful in answering this question.

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