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Transcribed Image Text:Use the minimum cut algorithm to find the maximum flow of graph K₁
and find how many different cuts there are in the graph.
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7 minimum cuts and the maximum flow is 10
8 minimum cuts and the maximum flow is 13
8 minimum cuts and the maximum flow is 10
9 minimum cuts and the maximum flow is 13
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