The symmetric difference graph of two graphs G. (V. E.) and G₂ (V₁ E₂) on Set is defined as E, DE ₂: = = E₁ G₁ DG₂:= (V, E, DE₂). 2 (E₁\E₂) U (E₂\E₁) E₂ €₁0 €₂ the same vertex If 6₁ and 6₂ are euleran, show that every Vertex in G, D G₂ has even degree FACT: Each vertex of even degree. a evlenan graph has SO show G D G₂ is eulerian.

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Chapter11: Topics From Analytic Geometry
Section11.4: Plane Curves And Parametric Equations
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The symmetric difference graph of two graphs
G. (V. E.) and G₂ (V₁ E₂) on the same vertex
Set is defined as
G₁ AG₂:= (V, E, DE₂).
E₁ DE ₂ = (E₁ \ E₂) U (E₂\E.)
:
E₁
E₂
=
€₁ 0 € ₂
If G₁ and 6₂ are euleran, show that every
Vertex in G, D G₂ has even degree
FACT: Each vertex of a evlenan graph has
even degree.
SO: Show G₁ D G₂ is
eulerian.
Transcribed Image Text:The symmetric difference graph of two graphs G. (V. E.) and G₂ (V₁ E₂) on the same vertex Set is defined as G₁ AG₂:= (V, E, DE₂). E₁ DE ₂ = (E₁ \ E₂) U (E₂\E.) : E₁ E₂ = €₁ 0 € ₂ If G₁ and 6₂ are euleran, show that every Vertex in G, D G₂ has even degree FACT: Each vertex of a evlenan graph has even degree. SO: Show G₁ D G₂ is eulerian.
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