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(a) Is graph 1 (blue) isomorphic to graph 2 (orange)? If so, exhibit an isomorphism. If not, justify your answer.

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Consider the three improperly colored graphs shown below.
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Graph 1
Graph 2
Graph 3
(a) Is graph 1 (blue) isomorphic to graph 2 (orange)? If so, exhibit an
isomorphism. If not, justify your answer.
(b) Is graph 1 (blue) isomorphic to graph 3 (green)? If so, exhibit an
isomorphism. If not, justify your answer.

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