A cut-vertex of a graph is a vertex whose removal along


Question: A cut-vertex of a graph is a vertex whose removal (along with all edges incident with it) increases the number of connected components of the graph. Describe any circumstances under which a graph with a cut vertex can be Hamiltonian.

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