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Chapter 5, Problem 66E
Exercises 66 through 68 refer to Example 5.23 . In this example, the problem is to find an optimal route (i.e., a route with the fewest bridge crossings) for a photographer who needs to cross each of the 11 bridges of Madison County for a photo shoot. The layout of the 11 bridges is shown in Fig. 5-62 . You may find it helpful to review Example 5.23 before trying these two exercises.
Figure 5-62
Describe an optimal route for the photographer if the route must start at B and end at L.
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