Given the geometric figure below with 5 vertices and 8 lines: a. Input the degree number for each vertex. Type it on the table. Vertex Vertex A Vertex B Vertex C Vertex D Vertex E e. In what vertices may the Euler path possibly begin or end? • Type the capital letters only. Write in alphabetical order. Separate vertices with a comma. No spaces. (Ex format: B.E) . If there is no Euler path, just type NONE Degree

Given the geometric figure below with 5 vertices and 8 lines: a. Input the degree number for each vertex. Type it on the table. Vertex Vertex A Vertex B Vertex C Vertex D Vertex E e. In what vertices may the Euler path possibly begin or end? • Type the capital letters only. Write in alphabetical order. Separate vertices with a comma. No spaces. (Ex format: B.E) . If there is no Euler path, just type NONE Degree

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