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Chinese Postman Problem: To solve the Chinese Postman Problem, we need to find the shortest closed walk that uses each edge exactly once. In the given weighted graph, we can see that there are two odd vertices (vertices with odd degree) - vertex 1 and vertex 5. To Show more…
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