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BEST theorem

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Imagine a map with many paths.

Some paths only go one way.

You can walk each path once.

This is called a special loop.

Four people found a math rule.

Their names make a short word.

It is called the BEST theorem.

This rule helps us count loops.

It tells us how many ways exist.

It works on special maps.

These maps must stay connected.

Every spot needs equal paths.

Paths must go in and out.

Math helps us solve this puzzle.

It makes a hard task easy.

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