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Find whether the graph below has an Euler trail, find such a trail. b f a he

Find whether the graph below has an Euler trail, find such a trail. b f a he

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**Question 7: Euler Trail Exploration** **Problem Statement:** Find whether the graph below has an Euler trail, and if it does, determine and outline such a trail. **Graph Description:** The graph consists of two main parts: 1. **Square Subgraph:** - Vertices: \( a, b, c, u \) - Edges: \( (a, b), (b, c), (c, u), (u, a) \) - This forms a square with a center vertex \( u \). 2. **Complex Polygonal Structure:** - Vertices: \( d, e, f, w, g, h \) - Edges: \( (d, f), (f, e), (e, w), (w, g), (g, h), (h, f) \) - This forms a diamond shape, anchored to the vertex \( u \) from the square subgraph, creating a connecting \( (u, f) \) edge. **Analysis for Euler Trail:** - An Euler trail exists in a graph if it has exactly zero or two vertices with odd degrees. - By analyzing vertex degrees: - Odd degree vertices: \( a (3), e (3), g (3) \) - Even degree vertices: \( b (2), c (2), u (4), d (2), f (4), h (2), w (2) \) The graph has three vertices with an odd degree \( (a, e, g) \). For it to have an Euler trail, there should be exactly two odd-degree vertices. Therefore, no Euler trail exists in this graph.
Transcribed Image Text:**Question 7: Euler Trail Exploration** **Problem Statement:** Find whether the graph below has an Euler trail, and if it does, determine and outline such a trail. **Graph Description:** The graph consists of two main parts: 1. **Square Subgraph:** - Vertices: \( a, b, c, u \) - Edges: \( (a, b), (b, c), (c, u), (u, a) \) - This forms a square with a center vertex \( u \). 2. **Complex Polygonal Structure:** - Vertices: \( d, e, f, w, g, h \) - Edges: \( (d, f), (f, e), (e, w), (w, g), (g, h), (h, f) \) - This forms a diamond shape, anchored to the vertex \( u \) from the square subgraph, creating a connecting \( (u, f) \) edge. **Analysis for Euler Trail:** - An Euler trail exists in a graph if it has exactly zero or two vertices with odd degrees. - By analyzing vertex degrees: - Odd degree vertices: \( a (3), e (3), g (3) \) - Even degree vertices: \( b (2), c (2), u (4), d (2), f (4), h (2), w (2) \) The graph has three vertices with an odd degree \( (a, e, g) \). For it to have an Euler trail, there should be exactly two odd-degree vertices. Therefore, no Euler trail exists in this graph.
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