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Old 09-07-2004, 19:46   #11
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Re: Tricky Triangle Question?

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Originally Posted by Jerrek
You can't... You're esentially turning this into a bipartite graph. Using elementary combinatorics, it can be proven that this graph can't be turned into a bipartite graph because the total number of edges in conjunction with the 5 vertices requires a tripartite graph to exist.

You can even apply the 2-color, or 3-color theorem to this graph.
Just what I was thinking
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