There are three major cities in the Philippines, namely, , , and . Back then, every tourist can travel to or from any of these cities. However, due to a recent turn of events, all routes connecting and have been closed.
As of today, there are two-way routes connecting and , and there are two-way routes connecting and . How many ways can a traveler reach from if he wants to pass to ?
Note: This problem is fictitious and does not reflect the current state of relationships among the three cities.
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For as long the traveler's initial position is C e b u , and his final destination is D a v a o , he/she can go to and fro C e b u and M a n i l a for an infinite number of times. Note that it is not stated that the traveler will only pass M a n i l a for a limited number of times. The correct answer should be i n f i n i t e , thus None of the choices .