We call a graph G an IceCream of size K if G has exactly K+3…
We call a graph G an IceCream of size K if G has exactly K+3 vertices, K of which form a clique, and the other three vertices together with exactly two vertices of the clique form a cycle. The picture shows an ice cream graph of size 4 and 5, respectively. Consider the IceCream problem: Input: a graph G=(V,E) and an integer K>3. Output: a subset of K+3 vertices such that the induced subgraph is an IceCream of size K, and reports NO if such subset does not exist. Show that the IceCream problem is NP-complete.
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Your text suggests that you should periodically take stock of where you are in your studies. Briefly explain how it says you should do this, why it is important to do so, and what you should do as a result of your rethinking process.
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