Refer to the undirected graph provided below Figure 6: An undirected graph has 9 vertices. 6 vertices form a hexagon, which is tilted upward to the right. Starting from the leftmost vertex, moving clockwise, the vertices forming the hexagon shape are: D, A, B, E, I, and F. Vertex H is above and to the right of vertex B. Vertex G is the rightmost vertex, below vertex H and above vertex E. Vertex C is the bottommost vertex, a little to the right of vertex E. Undirected edges, line segments, are between the following vertices: A and D; A and B; B and F; B and H; H and G; G and E; B and E; A and E; E and I; I and C; I and F; and F and D. (iii) Give an example of an open walk of length five in the graph that is a trail but not a path.
Refer to the undirected graph provided below
Figure 6: An undirected graph has 9 vertices. 6 vertices form a hexagon, which is tilted upward to the right. Starting from the leftmost vertex, moving clockwise, the vertices forming the hexagon shape are: D, A, B, E, I, and F. Vertex H is above and to the right of vertex B. Vertex G is the rightmost vertex, below vertex H and above vertex E. Vertex C is the bottommost vertex, a little to the right of vertex E. Undirected edges, line segments, are between the following vertices: A and D; A and B; B and F; B and H; H and G; G and E; B and E; A and E; E and I; I and C; I and F; and F and D.
(iii) Give an example of an open walk of length five in the graph that is a trail but not a path.
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