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Prove that if G is a connected graph with exactly 4 vertices of odd degree, there...

Prove that if G is a connected graph with exactly 4 vertices of odd degree, there exist two trails in G such that each edge is in exactly one trail. Find a graph with 4 vertices of odd degree that’s not connected for which this isn’t true.

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