Find the shortest paths in the digraph, Mathematics

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1. a) Find the shortest paths from r to all other nodes in the digraph G=(V,E) shown below using the Bellman-Ford algorithm (as taught in class).  Please show your work, and draw the final shortest dipath tree on a copy of a diagram of the digraph.

b)  Using the potential y found in a), find a new set of costs c* for G which are non-negative, and preserve shortest dipaths.

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