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B3 for each integer nzl, define the graph Hn with V (H₂) = {1, 2, ..., }, 4A EZ H.) = { x 5 + V(Ha), xy, q4l xay + n + B. Ê x
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Proof & By using Induction, with inverting to say se We need to prove that G, N Hn. Base Case & nal single vertex no edge Gi

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