Every bipartite Eulerian graph is a Hamilton graph

graph-theory eulerian-path bipartite-graphs hamiltonian-path

Solution 1:

HINT: Consider $K_{6, 2}$; the complete graph with $6$ vertices on one side and only $2$ on the other.

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