The Bellman-Ford algorithm is run on a graph starting at vertex C, visiting vertices in the order of A, B, C, D, E each iteration. After the first iteration, A's value is inf, B's value is inf, D's value is inf, and E's value is inf.
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1. The Bellman-Ford algorithm is run on the following graph. The start vertex is C. Assume each
loop of the algorithm visits vertices in the graph in the following order: A , B , C , D , E . What
are A's values after the first iteration? Enter inf for . What are B's values after the first iteration?
What are D's values after the first iteration? What are E's values after the first iteration?