Given the following graph as an order pair set, is it a non-planar graph? p = {($, !), (B, !), (@, %), (@, !), (!, @), (#, !), (#, B), (#, %)}\nNot enough information given to answer\nYes\nNo\nQuestion 25\n2.94 pts\nGiven the functions f & g as follows, does the graph represented by the composite function g(f(x)) have an Euler Path? f(x) = x^12. g(y) = floor function of [y^(1/3)] and x is a member of set X = {1, 2, 3, 4). Please note, "^" means "raised to the power of" in this question\nNo\nYes\nNot enough information given to answer