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In the graph each vertex is used exactly once and the starting and ending vertices are the same.
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In this type of graph there is at least one line that exist between any two points.
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In this type of graph all vertices are adjacent to each other.
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In the graph each edge is used exactly once and the starting and ending vertices are the same.
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Two points next to each other that share more than one line.
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The graph each vertex is used exactly once and the starting and ending vertices are not the same.
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A point that only has lines leaving out of it.
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In the graph each edge is used exactly once and the starting and ending vertices are the not the same.
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The number of lines that leave out of a point.
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A point that only has lines going into it.
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The number of lines that go into a point.
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Two points next to each other connected by one line.
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A graph that starts and ends at the same point.
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Amount of lines that meet at a specific point.
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A point on a graph.
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A line or curve which starts and ends at the same point.
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A graph that starts and ends at different points.
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A route you can take from one point to another, sometimes through multiple edges.
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The lines that connect the vertices.
