Explanation Given: The map is given by Definition used: A path in a graph is a series of consecutive edges in which no edge is repeated. The number of edges in a path is called its length. A path containing all the edges of a graph is called an Euler path. An Euler path that begins and ends at the same vertex is called an Euler circuit. A graph with all even vertices contains an Euler circuit and is called an Eulerian graph. Model the given map by a graph such that we will represent each country by a vertex if two countries share a common border, we draw an edge between the corresponding vertices as shown in Figure 1...

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Whether it is possible to begin in one of the states in the group and travel through all the states without ever crossing the same boundary between two states twice by using the Exercise 37.

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