Explanation Given: The floor plan of the building is given below: Consider the rooms and outside are vertices and the door as the edge of the graph. Explanation: This floor plan can be represented as a graph where four rooms and outside are vertices and doors are edges. The graphic representation is given below: Now by Euler’s theory. To find out whether Euler path exists or not, first, check that it follows the definition of Euler’s path or not. According to this if a graph has two vertices with an odd degree and others of even degree then the graph must have Euler’s path. Checking the degree of vertices of this graph...

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Whether it is possible to start in one of the rooms of the building, walk through each door exactly once, and end up in a different room from the start in, from the provided floor plan. The floor plan of the building is given below.

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