Chapter 10: Q51SE (page 738)
Show that if \({\bf{G}}\) is a simple graph with at least 11 vertices, then either \({\bf{G}}\)or\({\bf{\bar G}}\), the complement of \({\bf{G}}\), is non-planar.
Short Answer
The complement of\(G\), is non-planar.
Chapter 10: Q51SE (page 738)
Show that if \({\bf{G}}\) is a simple graph with at least 11 vertices, then either \({\bf{G}}\)or\({\bf{\bar G}}\), the complement of \({\bf{G}}\), is non-planar.
The complement of\(G\), is non-planar.
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