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(a) Let L be a minimum edge-cut in a connected graph G with at least two...

(a) Let L be a minimum edge-cut in a connected graph G with at least two vertices. Prove that G − L has exactly two components.

(b) Let G an eulerian graph. Prove that λ(G) is even.

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