Is agcdbea Also a Dominating Trail in the Graph?

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The discussion confirms that "agcdbea" is indeed a dominating trail in the graph, similar to the previously established "abcdbea" trail. Participants agree on the definition of a dominating trail and provide clarity on its characteristics. The consensus is that both trails fulfill the criteria necessary to be classified as dominating trails within the given graph structure.

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In the picture below, the "abcdbea" trail is a dominating trail in the graph.

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My question is that the "agcdbea" is also a dominating trail or NOT?
If not why?

Thank you ;)
 
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Yes, it also is a dominating trail.
 

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