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Relationship between an NP-hard problems with the subsets of them (part 2)? [duplicate]
I asked two questions about NP-hard problems here Relationship between an NP-hard problems with the subsets of them? and here https://cs.stackexchange.com/questions/30018/does-this-manner-of-proof-for …