3. In a planar drawing of a graph, each face is bounded by a circuit. Make a planar drawing of a graph that is equivalent to the graph shown, in which faces are G. bordered by the same circuits as the given graph but where the face bordered by A -B-C-G-F-A is in the infinite face. E

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3. In a planar drawing of a graph, each face is bounded by
a circuit. Make a planar drawing of a graph that is
equivalent to the graph shown, in which faces are
G.
bordered by the same circuits as the given graph but
where the face bordered by A -B-C-G-F-A is in
the infinite face.
E
Transcribed Image Text:3. In a planar drawing of a graph, each face is bounded by a circuit. Make a planar drawing of a graph that is equivalent to the graph shown, in which faces are G. bordered by the same circuits as the given graph but where the face bordered by A -B-C-G-F-A is in the infinite face. E
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