Consider the following 3 graphs:- Graph G3Graph G2Graph G1Exactly two of them are line graphs of some other graphs, while the remaining one isnot the line graph of any graph.Determine which two are line graphs (you can either pick the two correct ones andexplain why there are graphs H1 and H2 such that the two graphs you picked are L(H1)and L(H2) respectively, or alternatively you can try to find which one graph cannot bewritten as a line graph and justify this).

Given: The link between lines and points is described by a graph, which is a mathematical…

Answered: Graph G3 Graph G2 Graph G1 Exactly two…

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