Consider the directed network (D, w) with V(D) = {a, b, c, d, e},and w: A(D)R with-A(D) {ab, ac, ace, bd, cd, ce, ea, eb},w(ab) 2, w(ac)=2, w(ae) = 1, w(bd)=2,w(cd) 1, w(ce)=-3, w(ea)=1, w(eb)=1.Use the Bellman-Ford algorithm to find a shortest directed a-d-path in (D, w).Show your working, and give the path and its length.

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