👉 In mathematics, a "pluripartite graph" is a graph that can be represented as a union of two subgraphs, each of which are connected to all other vertices in the original graph. This means that there are no cycles or loops in the graph. For example, consider the following undirected graph: ``` A / \ | | | | | | B--C ``` This graph can be represented as a union of two subgraphs:
