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Can the collection of 1-factors be defined as the intersection of two matroids?
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Question 13 of 34 in the IIT Madras BS Advanced Algorithms (Advanced Algorithms) End Term paper sat on 3 Sept 2023, in the May 2023 term (IIT M DEGREE ET1 EXAM QPE1 S2 03 Sep). It carries 2 marks.
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