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For the network shown, which statement about the route \(B\)–\(A\)–\(C\)–\(D\) is correct?
It is not a path, because a vertex is repeated.
It is not a path, because it does not return to the start.
It is not a path, because it does not visit every vertex.
It is a path: it follows edges of the network and no vertex is repeated.
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