(a) Explanation Given: A graph as shown below; Explanation: A graph that travels through every edge only once is called Euler graph. If path of Euler graph starts and ends at same vertex then it is called Euler Circuit. First determine the degree of each vertex, as Euler graph will no odd degree vertex has at least one Euler circuit. Let’s find out degree of each vertex Degree of A is 2 , Degree of B is 2 (b) To determine To calculate: Euler Circuit using trial and error or Fleury’s algorithm.

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The graph has an Euler path, an Euler circuit or neither.

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To determine

To calculate: Euler Circuit using trial and error or Fleury’s algorithm.

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