Answer:
A path that goes through every EDGE once and starts and ends at different vertices.
Explanation:
A "Euler path" is a trail that is being used in a graph consisting of finite number of edges. It is also known as "Eulerian path." This should be contrasted from the "Euler circuit," for both of their meanings are a bit confusing.
A Euler path only uses every edge of the graph once and it starts and ends at<em> different vertice</em>s. A Euler circuit, on the other hand, uses every edge of the graph exactly once but <em>starts and ends at the same vertex</em>.
So, this explains the answer.
Answer:
Thank to Goalscore24 correcting me, its actually Maria walking faster
Because 40 divided by 25 is 1.6
and 30 divided by 10 is 3
So Maria runs 3 miles in 1 second, and Luke runs 1.6 miles in 1 second
So Maria is faster.
Hello :
<span>an absolute value equation is :
</span><span>|(x-8)(x-18) |=0</span>
Answer:
i hope it help you
Step-by-step explanation:
1) x not equal 3
2) x not equal 5 and greater than or equal 3
3) x greater than or equal 3
4) x not equal 5
7.7% chance
4 queens in a standard deck
4/52 = .0769
