MHB How to figure out the shortest path using dijkstra algorithm?

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What have you tried? What are your thoughts on the problem, are you stuck somewhere? Could you please show a minimum of effort in your questions? :confused:
 
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What have you tried? What are your thoughts on the problem, are you stuck somewhere? Could you please show a minimum of effort in your questions? :confused:

Actually, i have done my work. Just wanted to know if it is correct. Here is an image of my work.View attachment 2437
 

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