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Show that if taken 14 number from 1 to 25 at least one of them is multiple of another

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Show that if taken 14 number from 1 to 25 at least one of them is multiple of another

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Explanation of proof: if a graph $G$ has no isolated vertices and no even cycle, then every block of G is an edge of cycle

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prove that the board contains a nontrivial rectangle whose 4 corner squares are all black or all red??

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Show that if taken 14 number from 1 to 25 at least one of them is multiple of another

Pigeonhole principle (I think): colored points in the plane

Explanation of proof: if a graph $G$ has no isolated vertices and no even cycle, then every block of G is an edge of cycle

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Proof of the pigeonhole principle by contradiction

Two hundred balls into one hundred boxes

Pigeon hole principle based puzzle question

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Using the pigeonhole principle to solve a graph theory problem

Pigeonhole principle and room full of flies

Improving statement obtained by Pigeonhole principle

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