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Past exam of the mathematics course of the University of Cambridge 2024 ii Paper 4 12G a Solution by
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Moving from to , the colour changes an odd number of times because the endpoints have opposite colours: every change toggles the current colour, while every nonchange preserves it. Formally, encode red and green by zero and one; the sum modulo two of adjacent differences is the endpoint difference, which is one.
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