Graph theory and trees questions

Pick a subgraph of the (e) graph which is a tree. It has 4 edges. Then add missing 8 edges one-by-one. Every time you add an edge, it connects vertices which are already connected, so at least one simple cycle is added; so there are no less than 8 simple cycles in that graph.

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