Re: Graph Theory question


charleshowardmath@xxxxxxxxx wrote:
> Could someone tell me why this is true:
> Every graph with average degree d contains a bipartite subgraph of
> average degree at least d/2.
>
>
> Thanks Charles

Is this homework?

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