Suppose E is a set of non adjacent edges of G and $\delta(G)\ge\frac{n+e}{2}$.Show that there is a Hamiltonian cycle that contains all the edges of E.

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Can we convert 'possible bipartite' question to 'max flow' question

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Suppose E is a set of non adjacent edges of G and $\delta(G)\ge\frac{n+e}{2}$.Show that there is a Hamiltonian cycle that contains all the edges of E.

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