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Past exam of the probability, statistics and options I course of the University of Oxford 2010 R 1 i Solution by
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Count facial boundary walks with each edge-side counted once. Their total length is . Every face walk has length at least four: simplicity excludes loops and parallel-edge two-cycles, absence of triangles excludes length three, and a length-two face walk consisting solely of a bridge traversed twice could be the whole boundary only for the excluded connected graph on two vertices. Bridges may occur twice in a longer boundary walk and are still correctly counted. Thus .
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