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The present paper deals with the gracefulness of unconnected graph $(jC_{4n}) ∪ P_m$, and proves the following result: for positive integers $n$, $j$ and $m$ with $n ≥ 1$, $j ≥ 2$, the unconnected graph $(jC_{4n}) ∪ P_m$ is a graceful graph for $m = j − 1$ or $m ≥ n + j$, where $C_{4n}$ is a cycle with $4n$ vertexes, $P_m$ is a path with $m + 1$ vertexes, and $(jC_{4n}) ∪ P_m$ denotes the disjoint union of $j − C_{4n}$ and $P_m$.
}, issn = {2707-8523}, doi = {https://doi.org/}, url = {http://global-sci.org/intro/article_detail/cmr/19096.html} }The present paper deals with the gracefulness of unconnected graph $(jC_{4n}) ∪ P_m$, and proves the following result: for positive integers $n$, $j$ and $m$ with $n ≥ 1$, $j ≥ 2$, the unconnected graph $(jC_{4n}) ∪ P_m$ is a graceful graph for $m = j − 1$ or $m ≥ n + j$, where $C_{4n}$ is a cycle with $4n$ vertexes, $P_m$ is a path with $m + 1$ vertexes, and $(jC_{4n}) ∪ P_m$ denotes the disjoint union of $j − C_{4n}$ and $P_m$.