Harrison &WesternHarrison& DamenTaylorTaylor& Oakley & DamenCTA Pink LineTaylorTaylorHarrison& RacineTaylor& Paulina & Loomis & RacineBSBSCETBHAthleticFieldsMaxwell& Halsted Answer the following questions:a. Is there a path of length greater than 1 from Athletic Fields to Taylor & Racine? If so,find one. If not, explain why.b. Is there a walk of length greater than 2 from Taylor & Racine to Taylor & Paulina? If so,find one. If not, explain why.c. Is there a circuit of length greater than 2 and less than 6 starting at Taylor & Paulina?If so, find one. If not, explain why.d. Is there a cycle of length greater than 6 starting at CTA Pink Line? If so, find one. If not,explain why.e.Is there an edge from SCE to itself in G* for some odd integer k? Justify your answer.

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