There is a strategy in betting in which if you lose

Discussion topic #1: There is a strategy in betting in which if you lose, you play again, betting twice what you did before. You stop if you win. The theory is that you will eventually win a hand, and doubling each time will cover your loss from the previous bet. Therefore you will, eventually, come out ahead. What’s wrong with this strategy in practice?

Discussion topic #2:Compose your own form of a Fibonacci-type recursive sequence. Describe the sequence and provide the first 10 terms in your sequence.

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Unit 6

The Petersen graph, shown below, is an undirected graph with 10 vertices and 15 edges. This small graph is useful as an example for many problems in graph theory

Discussion topic #1Is there an Euler path? Explain why or why not by noting the conditions that are necessary for an Euler path and explain how that applies to this graph.

Discussion topic #2: What application might this particular graph serve (professional area or use)?