Let n 2 be an integer. Form a graph Gn whose vertices are all the two-element subsets of

Chapter 49, Problem 49.4

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Let n 2 be an integer. Form a graph Gn whose vertices are all the two-element subsets of f1; 2; : : : ; ng. In this graph we have an edge between distinct vertices fa; bg and fc; dg exactly when fa; bg \ fc; dg D ;. Please answer: a. How many vertices does Gn have? b. How many edges does Gn have? c. For which values of n 2 is Gn connected? Prove your answer.

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