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Chapter 9: Q1. (page 332)

Find the number of odd and even vertices in each network. Imagine travelling each network to see if it can be traced without backtracking.

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The number of odd and even vertices is 4 and 1.

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Step 1. Given information:

The given figure is as follows:

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Step 2. Concept use.

A vertex with odd number of edges attached to it is called odd vertex and a vertex with even number of edges attached to it is called even vertex.

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Step 3.  Applying the concept. 

By observing the given network, four nodes are having three lines connected to it and one node with four lines connected to it.

A vertex with odd number of edges attached to it is called odd vertex and a vertex with even number of edges attached to it is called even vertex.

Hence, the number of odd vertices =4.

The number of odd vertices =1.

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