Prove: Let F,F'be forests on the same set of vertices, with |E(F)|< |E(F')|. Show that F'has an edge e such that F + e is again a forest.

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Prove: Let F,F'be forests on the same set of
vertices, with |E(F)|< |E(F')|. Show that F'has an
edge e such that F + e is again a forest.
Transcribed Image Text:Prove: Let F,F'be forests on the same set of vertices, with |E(F)|< |E(F')|. Show that F'has an edge e such that F + e is again a forest.
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