The graph has 300 vertices, 300 edges. Show that there are 100 vertices that are pairwise non-adjacent.
Vertex cover in a graph with maximum degree of 3 and average degree of 2.
Solving $x^{x^x}=c$ with Lambert's W function Emacs: Symbol's value as variable is void I am able to successfully use wp.hooks.applyFilters() and wp.hooks.addFilter(), but I'm not able to render a React Component using wp.hooks.addAction(). However, the console.log() runs just fine within the callback for an action. This is my code:  import { createHooks } from '@wordpress/hooks';  let globalHooks = createHooks();  const Header = () =&gt; {     return (         &lt;h1&gt;Header Component&lt;/h1&gt;     ); }  const RevisedHeader = () =&gt; {     return (         &lt;h1&gt;Revised Header Component&lt;/h1&gt;     ) }  export default class App extends Component {      constructor( props ) {         super();          globalHooks.addFilter( 'replace_header', 'revisedHeaderCallback', this.revisedHeaderCallback );         globalHooks.addAction( 'after_replace_header', 'afterRevisedHeaderCallback', this.afterRevisedHeaderCallback );     };      revisedHeaderCallback( header ) {         return &lt;RevisedHeader /&gt;;     }      afterRevisedHeaderCallback() {         return &lt;RevisedHeader /&gt;;     }      render() {          return(             &lt;div className="App"&gt;                 { globalHooks.applyFilters( 'replace_header', &lt;Header /&gt; ) }                 { globalHooks.doAction( 'after_replace_header' ) }             &lt;/div&gt;         );     } } How can I move files into subdirectories by count? I have around 100,000 files in a directory. As you can imagine, that's not an ideal situation, and I'd like to split the directory up into subdirectories. But the filenames aren't such where I can put them into subdirectories based on their names or anything, so I'd like to create, say, 10 directories and put about 1000 files in each. Is there an easy bash command or loop that would do this? Is the expression "yesterday afternoon" correct? Is it proper to use the following expressions  I started to London yesterday afternoon . I started to London yesterday morning  I ask because it is supposedly correct to say 'last night'. Why don't we say 'last afternoon' or 'last morning'? On citing "common knowledge" statements I am an undergraduate student with no experience at all.  If you are writing a research paper, that you are planning to submit for publication, how do you state that a particular statement/fact is commonly known to all and it's dicoverer/inventor is not known, and that there exists no research paper that introduced the concept but there do exist various books/websites that discuss the very concepts and a few derivatives of the concept?  I am not able to cite a particular statement/bunch of statements as I am not able to find any research paper related to that at all.  The particular thing in question is:   What should I do? How can I make 3D Text in Russian? I've seen a similar question on BSE about entering foreign languages into 3D Text, but it doesn't help. I've tried using two different fonts (both of which support Russian). I've tried enabling International Fonts in Blender's User Preferences, but it doesn't work as well. It either types English text with Greek letters or displays empty vertical rectangles.   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Either I'm not understanding how this query is supposed to work or it just doesn't work.   tenant.sharepoint.com/conversations/_api/web/lists/getbytitle('Posts')/items?$skiptoken=Paged=TRUE&amp;amp;P_ID=2   I'm leveraging the documentation  but when using Postman, all items are returned in the same query response. For example, according to the $skiptoken P_ID=2 above, I'm expecting a response without item ID 1. However, I still get ID 1, 2, and 3 in the response. How can I prove $n - 2\sqrt{n} = \Theta(n)$ Curious badge bug I saw that it has been already reported that also they have earned courious badge but the badge has not been given. but their answers say that they must wait a day and the badge will be awarded.  In my case its 8/5 and it was 5/5 long time ago and I have never received a message telling that I have earned it. its just telling me that the next badge to be awarded is Curious badge.  this is my profile: How long does it take for reputation on Stack Overflow Careers to be updated? Just curious how this works:  My Stack Overflow reputation on my Stack Overflow CV shows an amount X, which is less than my actual Stack Overflow reputation Y. It's been this way for a few days. In addition, some of my 'favorite answers' on my CV have a lower # of votes than they do in reality.  How long does it take for this (I assume cached) value to be updated? Prove that $\sqrt{n} \le \sum_{k=1}^n \frac{1}{\sqrt{k}} \le 2 \sqrt{n} - 1$ is true for $n \in \mathbb{N}^{\ge 1}$ Difference in sentence meaning between present continuous and simple present constructions So I have a torus, and I need it to "telescope" open -- kind of like Pacman's death animation, but with a torus instead of a sphere.  I'm very new to 3D modeling/animating so I really have no clue how to tackle this problem.  Any advice to help me get pointed in the right direction would be most appreciated :) Do gravitational waves slow down as they pass through matter? I've heard that gravitational waves travel at the speed of light, and have some parallels to electromagnetic waves.  EM waves slow down as they pass through matter (speed of light in glass is slower than in vacuum, for instance).  Do gravitational waves also slow down as they pass through matter?  If so, are there any effects like  when matter passes through a medium at a speed greater than the velocity of gravity in that medium?  Do large masses like stars or Jupiter act as ball lenses for gravitational waves? Different and opposing voltage sources? &ndash; Schematic created using   The diagram above, the voltage sources are equal and wired parallel, they would increase the current(2x) flow to the load(R), but what about this case:          Are the two voltage sources in series now? My question is related to my previous asked one:   I have about 300 shapekeys and want to set the random value for all of them . How to do it using scripting? Passing more then 100 arguments to ColdFusion function throws an error