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prove that Peterson's graph?using kutasowski's theorem show that the Peterson's graph are nonplanar​

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Answered by SilverShades67
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Using your notation, we have that n=10, m=15. Inspecting the graph, we see that (1) each edge is included in exactly two faces, and (2) each cycle has a length of 5 or greater. Combining these two facts yields 5f≤2m. Substituting this into Euler's formula, we obtain a contradiction.

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