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The Bellman-Ford algorithm works by adding a d[] value for each vertex and then runs N iterations or rounds of
relaxing across each edge once per round.
After the first round, what will the d[] value be for vertex D?
After the second round, what will the d[] value be for vertex D?
After the third round, what will the d[] value be for vertex D?
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