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Hampton Court Maze!

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Reply Tue 6 Sep, 2005 07:12 am
Yes Thomas, that's the right problem. So, assuming no back tracking, how many routes are possible from A to L. I could find 3 such routes. Are there more? Can you draw the graph for me? Thanks!

P.S.---> Sorry, I deleted the last topic by mistake.
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