G = (V, E) has n > 2 vertices and no self-loops, show that there exist two vertices v w ch that deg(v) = deg(w). Present a counterexample, if G is allowed to have self-loops.

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If G = (V, E) has n > 2 vertices and no self-loops, show that there exist two vertices v # w
such that deg(v) = deg(w). Present a counterexample, if G is allowed to have self-loops.
Transcribed Image Text:If G = (V, E) has n > 2 vertices and no self-loops, show that there exist two vertices v # w such that deg(v) = deg(w). Present a counterexample, if G is allowed to have self-loops.
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