Can this be drawn in one line without going over the line?
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Can this image be drawn in one line and without going over any lines?
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No
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There should be at most $2$ intersections with odd number of passing lines. In the picture, there are $8$. More reference: here
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There should be at most $2$ intersections with odd number of passing lines. In the picture, there are $8$. More reference: here
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There should be at most $2$ intersections with odd number of passing lines. In the picture, there are $8$. More reference: here
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No
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There should be at most $2$ intersections with odd number of passing lines. In the picture, there are $8$. More reference: here
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No
Because
There should be at most $2$ intersections with odd number of passing lines. In the picture, there are $8$. More reference: here
answered 3 mins ago
athinathin
8,27022676
answered 3 mins ago
athinathin
8,27022676
answered 3 mins ago
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