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    Using Graph Coloring, Find the Smallest Number of Colors Needed
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Using Graph Coloring, Find the Smallest Number of Colors Needed

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Question 12

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Using graph coloring, find the smallest number of colors needed to color the map so that no regions
Sharing a common border are the same color Using graph coloring, find the smallest number of colors needed to color the map so that no regions Sharing a common border are the same color   A) 5 colors B) 4 colors C) 2 colors D) 3 colors


A) 5 colors
B) 4 colors
C) 2 colors
D) 3 colors

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