For each integer k > = 2, give an example of k non-isomorphic regular graphs, all...
For each integer k > = 2, give an example of k non-isomorphic regular graphs, all of the same order and same size.
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firstly, what are non-isomorphic regular graphs?
non-isomorphic -- graphs that do not look alike.
regular -- graph in which each vertex has the same degree ( number of neighbors)
So, here are some of the non-isomorphic regular graphs, try drawing any other graph with same number of vertices and each vertex having the same degree, I'm sure you won't be able to draw a graph that looks different from these graphs.
let me know if you want non-isomorphic regular graphs with more than 6 vertices as well
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