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$State \ TRUE \ OR \ FALSE :\\ Given \ an \ undirected \ connected \ graph \ with \ binary \ edge \ weights \ the \\ shortest \ path \ b/w \ any \ two \ nodes \ can \ be \ found \ in \ O(E)?$

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