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What is the longest possible distance to reach D, starting from A? Assume that no city can be visited twice.

A

60 km

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70 km

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C

80 km

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D

None of these

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Solution

The correct option is B 70 km
70 Km
A – B – C – F – I – H – G – D or
A – B – C – F – I – H – E – D
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