Problem 4 (5 points) Use Dijkstra's algorithm for finding the shortest paths from vertex a to all other vertices of the graph in the figure. Indicate how the weights of the vertices are updated in the course of the algorithm execution. Find a shortest path from vertex a to vertex f, mark it on the figure and calculate its length.
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