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Proofs: K-Regular Graphs
Prove that
1) If n and k are odd positive integers with k<=n-1, then there are no graphs G such that G is k-regular with order n.
2) If n is even, k is a positive integer such that k<=n-1, then there are k-regular graphs with order n.
Statements involving k-regular graphs are proven.
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