Suppose that G and H are simple isomorphic graphs. Show....
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hyderman,
Are you still not familiar with isomorphisms or graph complements? If not, then please consider enrolling in a graph theory course, or else hiring a tutor for face-to-face private instruction, because you clearly need much more assistance than we can provide here. If you are, then please reply showing your work.
Thank you.
Eliz.
P.S. If you're going to open additional accounts, you might want to use different formatting, different posting styles, and different IP addresses when you post under those aliases. By changing your username, but none of the bad habits, you might confirm to some that you are just wanting us to do your homework for you. Surely this was not what you intended...?
Are you still not familiar with isomorphisms or graph complements? If not, then please consider enrolling in a graph theory course, or else hiring a tutor for face-to-face private instruction, because you clearly need much more assistance than we can provide here. If you are, then please reply showing your work.
Thank you.
Eliz.
P.S. If you're going to open additional accounts, you might want to use different formatting, different posting styles, and different IP addresses when you post under those aliases. By changing your username, but none of the bad habits, you might confirm to some that you are just wanting us to do your homework for you. Surely this was not what you intended...?
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As mentioned previously, if you still do not understand these topics, after the examples and links and solutions you've been given, then you need more help than we can provide here. Posting under a new username isn't going to change that.jandro said:
Please enroll in a class and/or hire a tutor for an hour or two of face-to-face direct daily instruction.
My best wishes to you.
Eliz.