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Let G be a simple graph with n(G) > 2. Prove that G is 2-connected iff...

Let G be a simple graph with n(G) > 2. Prove that G is 2-connected iff for every set of 3 distinct vertices, a, b and c, there is an a,c-path that contains b.

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