(a) By Theorem 13.5, the minimum number of leaves in a tree of order n 3 is 2. What is

Chapter 13, Problem 6

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(a) By Theorem 13.5, the minimum number of leaves in a tree of order n 3 is 2. What is the maximum number of leaves that a tree of order n 3 can contain? (b) Show, for every two integers k and n with 2 k n1, that there exists a tree of order n containing exactly k leaves.

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