Let n,m be positive integers. Let A1,A2,A3,...,Am be sets such that Ai⊆{1,2,3,...,n} and ∣Ai∣=3 for all i (i.e. Ai consists of three different positive integers each at most n). Suppose for all i<j we have ∣Ai∩Aj∣≤1 (i.e. Ai and Aj have at most one element in common).
(a) Prove that m≤6n(n−1) .
(b) Show that for all n≥3 it is possible to have m≥6(n−1)(n−2) . inequalitiescombinatoricsnumber theory