This question is from my discrete structures class
Consider a graph with the following edges:
{a,b} {a,d} {a,e}
{a,h} {a,j} {b,c}
{b,g} {c,d} {c,e}
{c,h} {d,f} {e,g}
{f,g}: {f,i} {g,h}
{h,i} {i,j}
Provide a valid coloring of the nodes in the above graph that
uses as few colors as you believe possible.
This question is from my discrete structures class Consider a graph with the following edges: {a,b}...
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