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Bellmann ford algorithm provides solution for ____________ problems.

Bellmann ford algorithm provides solution for ____________ problems. Correct Answer Single source shortest path

Bellmann ford algorithm is used for finding solutions for single source shortest path problems. If the graph has no negative cycles that are reachable from the source then the algorithm produces the shortest paths and their weights.

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A 60% spirit solution is mixed with r% spirit solution in the ratio 1 : 3 such that a s% spirit solution is obtained. When a (s/3)% spirit solution is mixed with 55% spirit solution in equal ratio, an (r/2)% spirit solution is obtained. Which of the following can be determined? (A) Value of ‘r’ (B) Value of ‘s’ (C) Volume of the 60% spirit solution mixed initially (D) If 9 liters of r% spirit solution was mixed initially, what was the volume of the s% spirit solution thus obtained?
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Dijikstra’s Algorithm is more efficient than Bellmann Ford Algorithm.
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What is the running time of Bellmann Ford Algorithm?
How many times the for loop in the Bellmann Ford Algorithm gets executed?
What is the basic principle behind Bellmann Ford Algorithm?