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9-regular graph with 100 vertices

Partitioning a sequence of positive integers into two subsequences with equal sums

Pigeonhole principle Q: What is the smallest integer k with the following property: whenever x_1, ... ,x_k are integers between 1 and 15, either (i) …

Pigeonhole Principle - Pairs of Sets with distinct sums

Proof verification - Pigeonhole principle.

How to prove that she wore the same pair of jewels on $15$ different days

Pigeonhole principle - sum of sequence of numbers

Combinatorics Generalized Pigeonhole Principle question

Combinatorics pigeonhole principle with matrix

Combinatorics Pigeonhole principle series

A question about a theorem concerning Pigeonhole Principle

given 20 diff jewelry, wear 5 per day. proof that after 267 days at least one pair of jewelry would be wear in 15 diff days.

How to prove that if $68$ numbers are selected from the set $\{1, 2, 3, \ldots, 100\}$, then at least three must be consecutive

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