Asked by Matt

Prove that a simple graph with n >_ 2 vertices must have atleast two vertices with the same degree. There was a hint given in the book saying that the key to this is the graph can not have both a vertex of 0 degree and a vertex of n-1 degree

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Answered by Reiny
I don't understand what you mean by a vertex having a 'degree'.
Answered by Matt
It means that it is attached to that many other vertexes, say if a vertex is attached to two other vertex by lines then it has degree 2
Answered by Reiny
Matt, I am afraid you have me stumped on that one, I have never encountered that kind of geometry before.

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