I was asked the following problem and have solved the first - but could not "deduce..." any hints would be great.
Show that a complete graph with $2^t+1$ vertices cannot be expressed as the union of $t$ bipartite graphs. Deduce that in any set of $2^t+1$ points in the plane we can find a triangle with an angle of at least $(1-1/t)\pi$ radians.
If you just want a hint, go with this:
Partition the edges of your complete graph by their slope, thus expressing the graph as the union of $t$ subgraphs, each with nearly parallel edges.
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