A ____ is a path in which all the vertices, except possibly the first and last vertices, are distinct.
A) simple path
B) first path
C) complex path
D) best path

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A simple path in graph theory is a path that does not contain any repeated vertices, except possibly the first and last vertices if the path forms a cycle. This means all the vertices along the path are distinct, fulfilling the condition described.

A ____ Is a Path in Which All the Vertices