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1.14 A graph and its complement with cliques in one illustrated and independent sets in the other illustrated.17 1.15 A covering is a set of vertices so that ever edge has at least one endpoint inside the covering set.17 2.1 A walk (a), cycle (b), Eulerian trail (c) and Hamiltonian path (d) are illustrated.20 2.2 We illustrate the 6-cycle and 4 ...
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