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Which of the following best describes a HAMILTONIAN PATH.

A path that uses each EDGE of a graph exactly once and ends at a vertex different from the starting vertex.
A path that uses each VERTEX of a graph exactly once and ends at a vertex different from the starting vertex.
A path that uses each EDGE of a graph exactly once and ends at the starting vertex.
A path that uses each VERTEX of a graph exactly once and ends at the starting vertex.

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A path that uses each EDGE of a graph exactly once and ends at a vertex different from the starting vertex.

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