1210Draw the circuit produced using the nearest neighbor algorithm starting at the vertex on the farright.Draw by clicking on a starting vertex, then clicking on each subsequent vertex. Be sure to drawthe entire circuit in one continuous sequence. Click outside the graph to end your path.

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10 Draw the circuit produced using the nearest neighbor algorithm starting at the vertex on the far right. Draw by clicking on a starting vertex, then clicking on each subsequent vertex. Be sure to draw the entire circuit in one continuous sequence. Click outside the graph to end your path.