The maximum Common Subgraph Problem is defined as follows:

Given: Two graph G1,G2 and a positive integer k.

Question: Is there an induced subgraph H of (both) G1 and G2 such that H contains at least K vertices?

(a)What can you say about H if G1 is a clique?

(b) Show that MCS is NP-complete (Hint: use the fact that clique is NP-Complete).

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