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Supposed G is a graph, possibly not connected and u is a vertex of odd degree....

Supposed G is a graph, possibly not connected and u is a vertex of odd degree. Show that there is a path from u to another vertex v does not equal u which also has odd degree.(hint: since u has odd degree it has paths to some other vertices. Just consider those.)

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