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Problem 1. Consider a graph G with n vertices: • Ifq is the size of the largest independent set in graph G, show that ax(G) n
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Have a nice day.Ginen. a) According to question q is the size of the largest independent set in a graph G - To n., where n is number in of ywith investices. and let G be a graph of a is complete then x(u) an x (4)=1 of G is not complete then, x(h) cm xC6) al G withLet Ghia 24ans aguaph. Lut J1G)=k X(G)=d. We start with kn compute quaph on Orecties Noue to each e veuten gG (or Go one anoeaccording to HomeworkLib policy i answered first four question.sry i can't answer more.

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