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3.3 Characterize those graphs with the property that every connected subgraph is an induced subgraph.

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This shows how to characterize graphs that are connected and induced.

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The graph must be a tree, which means that the graph has no cycles inside.
Proof: Suppose the graph G has a cycle ...

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