Demonstrate use of one of the shortest path algorithms, TYPED OUT, as follows:

• Present a graph (can be directed or undirected) with at least 5 vertices, numbered 1 to N, and at least 2(N - 1) edges.
• Show how the graph would be represented using an adjacency matrix.
• Choose one of the shortest path algorithms from the online Content, and demonstrate its usage:
  • If you choose the Floyd-Warshall algorithm:
    • At each step, show the updated Distance (D) and Predecessor (P) tables.
    • Use the final tables to demonstrate how to find the shortest path between 2 of the nodes.
  • If you choose Dijkstra's algorithm:
    • State which vertex you will find the shortest paths from
    • Show the initial Distance (D) and Predecessor (P) arrays.
    • For each pass, state what vertex is being used, state what values are modified, and show the updated Distance (D) and Predecessor (P) arrays
    • Use the final tables to find the shortest path between the initial vertex and one other vertex.
  • If you choose the Bellman-Ford algorithm:
    • State which vertex you will find the shortest paths from
    • Show the initial Distance (D) and Predecessor (P) arrays.
    • For each phase, state which values will be changed, and show the updated Distance (D) and Predecessor (P) arrays at the end of the phase.
    • Use the final tables to find the shortest path between the initial vertex and one other vertex.

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