Show that in any finite gathering of people, there are at least two people who know...

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Show that in any finite gathering of people, there are atleast two people who know the same number of people at thegathering (assume that “knowing” is a mutual relationship). Hintavailable.

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Lets recall the Pigeon hole principle it says if we have n1 pigeon and n holes and we have to put the all pigeon in the holes then there will be at least one hole in which    See Answer
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