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Graph Theory Prove that for a graph if 2 spanning trees exist, T1,T2 and if there is an edge e1 in T1 that is not in T2,there is always some other edge e2 in T2, that is not in T1, such that T2+e1-e2 is another spanning tree of the graph.
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