How to determine the hashing algorithm of a public key in the certificate

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I’ve been looking at an SSL/TLS certificate and would like to know which hashing algorithm is being used for the public key. How can I determine this? Is there a command or method in OpenSSL or any other tool that can give me the specific hashing algorithm used to sign the certificate?
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