Discrete Math-Graph Theory) Let G=(V,E₁∪E₂) be a simple graph such that G₁=(V,E₁) and G₂=(V,E₂) are both forests. Prove or disprove: G must be a planar graph.

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(Discrete Math-Graph Theory) Let G=(V,E₁∪E₂) be a simple graph such that G₁=(V,E₁) and G₂=(V,E₂) are both forests. Prove or disprove: G must be a planar graph.

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