6. Which of the next sets establish a bipartition of the graph in Fig.1? a) {a, h, g, b, f} and {i, e,c, d} b) {a, b, c, d} and {e, g,h, i, f} c) {a, g,b} and {c, h, f} and {i, e, d} d) {h, a, c} and {b, i, g} and {d, e, f } e) it is not bipartite
6. Which of the next sets establish a bipartition of the graph in Fig.1? a) {a, h, g, b, f} and {i, e,c, d} b) {a, b, c, d} and {e, g,h, i, f} c) {a, g,b} and {c, h, f} and {i, e, d} d) {h, a, c} and {b, i, g} and {d, e, f } e) it is not bipartite
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Transcribed Image Text:6. Which of the next sets establish a bipartition of the graph in Fig.1?
a) {a, h, g, b, f} and {i, e,c, d}
b) {a, b, c, d} and {e,g,h, i, f}
c) {a, g,b} and {c, h, f} and {i, e, d}
d) {h, a, c} and {b, i, g} and {d, e, f}
e) it is not bipartite
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