You have been hired to paint the yellow median stripe on the roads of a small town. Since you are being paid by the job and not by the hour, you want to find a path through the town that traverses each road only once. In the map of the town's roads below, find such a path or explain why no such path exists.

A: There is no pathway to cover all of the areas without crossing paths more than once.

B: There is only one pathway to cover all of the areas without crossing paths more than once.

C: There are multiple pathways to cover all of the areas without crossing paths more than once.

D : Go Astros!

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Brandon Schroeder

Mathematics

26 May, 07:35

You have been hired to paint the yellow median stripe on the roads of a small town. Since you are being paid by the job and not by the hour, you want to find a path through the town that traverses each road only once. In the map of the town's roads below, find such a path or explain why no such path exists.

A: There is no pathway to cover all of the areas without crossing paths more than once.

B: There is only one pathway to cover all of the areas without crossing paths more than once.

C: There are multiple pathways to cover all of the areas without crossing paths more than once.

D : Go Astros!

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Jamir Ashley · Answer 1

i think its A

Step-by-step explanation:

im trying to think in terms of block by block towns. assuming the town is made up of blocks, in rows and columns, there is no path to take to get all of the roads without crossing over your paths at least once.