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G1 and G2 are two graphs as shown—

(A) Both 01 and G2 are planar graphs

(B) Both G1 and G2 are not planar graphs

(C) GI is planar and G2 is not planar graph

(D) G1 is not planar and G2 is planar graph

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If a graph is planar satisfy these constraints,those are

i)r=e-v+2    // from this find 'r'

ii)kr<=2e             // substitute here.

iii)e<=k(v-2)/k-2.  //'k' is min  degree of region

Consider graph G1 assume it is planar

k=4,e=9,v=6.

i)r=9-6+2=5

ii) 4r<=2e

4*5<=2*9     // condition fails so graph is nonplanar.

Consider graph G2 assume it is planar. 

k=3,e=11,v=6

i)r=11-6+2=7

ii)3r<=2e 

3*7<=2*11   // it satisfying

iii)e<=k*(v-2)/k-2

11<=3*(6-2) 

so it satisfying all conditions our assumption is correct.

Hence G1 is nonplanar and G2 is planar.

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What is k?

How it is calculated?
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in G1 how you got e=9.
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