Definition. Let G and H be simple graphs with the same vertex set V. We say...

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Definition. Let G and H be simple graphs with the same vertex set V. We say that G and H are complements if for every u, v € V with u ‡ v, there is an edge with ends u, v in exactly one of the graphs G or H. We use G to denote a complement of the graph G. 7. For every positive integer k construct a graph Gk with 4k vertices with the property that Gk is isomorphic to Gk. Definition. Let G and H be simple graphs with the same vertex set V. We say that G and H are complements if for every u, v € V with u ‡ v, there is an edge with ends u, v in exactly one of the graphs G or H. We use G to denote a complement of the graph G. 7. For every positive integer k construct a graph Gk with 4k vertices with the property that Gk is isomorphic to Gk.

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