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Chapter 1: Q. 118 (page 17)

Explain what is meant by a complete graph.

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A graph consisting of vertices and line segments such that every line segment joins two vertices and every pair of vertices is connected by a line segment.

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Step 1. Given Information

We are given a graph.

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Step 2. Complete graph

In graph theory, a complete graph is defined as a graph with N vertices and an edge

connecting each pair of distinct vertices. That is, there are no loops, and every two vertices share exactly one unique edge.

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