Graph Diameter is Bounded by Radius | Graph Theory

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We prove the diameter of a graph lies between the radius and two times the radius of the graph. This is a fun result which invokes some of the feeling of the classic d=2r formula from elementary geometry, and all it takes to prove is the triangle inequality! #graphtheory

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Graph diameter might indeed be bounded by the radius, but the amount of learning from your lectures isn't bounded by anything!

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could i ask a question about cuts and capacity

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This video saved me ! thanks a lot man

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