In the given weighted graph, find the shortest path from A to E using Dijkstra's algorithm. Please describe the sequence of steps. At the end, your answer should clearly indicate which is the shortest path that you found, and its length. You should also give the final labels on each of the vertices. B 9. E 10 D A 2 3 F 3 G

In the given weighted graph, find the shortest path from A to E using Dijkstra's algorithm. Please describe the sequence of steps. At the end, your answer should clearly indicate which is the shortest path that you found, and its length. You should also give the final labels on each of the vertices. B 9. E 10 D A 2 3 F 3 G

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