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Graph Theory Prove that if G is a graph with x(G-v-w)=x(G)-2 for every pair of vertices...

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Prove that if G is a graph with x(G-v-w)=x(G)-2 for every pair of vertices v and w in G, then G is complete.

Hint: assume G is not complete.

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