1. Fiecall that a flow network is a dinected eaph \( G=(V, B) \) with a source s, a sirkt, and a caparty funct on \( c: V \times V \rightarrow R \), that is poritive on \( B \). land we did not prove it in the video lecturel. Which of the following statements are true for all flew networks \( (G, s, f, c) \) ? \( V \times V \rightarrow R \). That is, if \( f(u, v)+f^{\prime}(\mathrm{u}, v) \) for some \( u, v \in V \). The number of maximum flows is at mot the number of minimum cuts. The number of maximum flowa is at leasa the number of minimum cues. If the value of \( f \) is 0 then \( f(x, v)=0 \) for al \( \alpha, v \). The number of maximum flowa is 1 or infinity. The nymber of minimum cusd is finte.
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