Suppose that the people of Knigsberg decide to add several bridges to their city. Two such possibilities
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Suppose that the people of Königsberg decide to add several bridges to their city. Two such possibilities are shown.
(a) Would the townspeople be able to walk across all the bridges without crossing the same bridge twice?
(b) If so, where should they begin and where would they end?
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