2. A famous anthropologist is studying a sparsely populated region of a rain forest, where 30 farmers live along a 30-mile-long stretch of river. Each farmer lives on a tract of land that occupies a 1-mile stretch of the riverbank, so their tracts exactly divide up the 30 miles of riverbank that they collectively cover. Suppose that all pairs of farmers who live within less than 6 miles of each other are connected by a strong tie, and all pairs of farmers who live at least 6 but less than 15 miles from each other are connected by a weak tie. Farmers who live at least 15 miles from each other do not have an edge in the social network. Do all of the nodes in this network satisfy the Strong Triadic Closure property? Explain your reasoning. [8 points)