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Suppose \(G\) is a simple graph with \(p\) vertices and \(q\) edges.Prove that this graph has at least \(\large q(\frac{2q}{p} - 1 )\) paths with the length 2.
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for example this is a path with length 2: |dw:1420628111055:dw|
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i have some idea...maybe we know that the numbers of these paths are \[\Large\sum_{v \in V}^{} \left(\begin{matrix}\deg(v) \\ 2\end{matrix}\right)\]
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as we can say that we chose 2 of the vertices
@dan815 , hmm what do u mean?
im asking definition of simple graph
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He means can we have a situation like this:|dw:1420644272372:dw|
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