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Discrete Mathematics | 1st Edition | ISBN: 9781577667308 | Authors: Gary Chartrand, Ping Zhang
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Classify each graph or multigraph in Figure 12.49 as containing (a) an Eulerian circuit

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Classify each graph or multigraph in Figure 12.49 as containing (a) an Eulerian circuit, (b) an Eulerian trail or (c) neither.

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Classify each graph or multigraph in Figure 12.49 as containing (a) an Eulerian circuit, (b) an Eulerian trail or (c) neither.

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Classify each graph or multigraph in Figure 12.49 as containing (a) an Eulerian circuit, (b) an Eulerian trail or (c) neither

                                                         

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Let G  be a connected multigraph with one or more edges. Then G is an Eulerian circuit if and only if every vertex of G is even and G has an Eulerian trail if and only if G has exactly two odd vertices.

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