Question: * * SEE ATTACHED IMAGE FOR QUESTION PARTS * * For any flow network G = ( V , E ) , we define G

**SEE ATTACHED IMAGE FOR QUESTION PARTS**
For any flow network G=(V,E), we define G+as the subgraph of
G with vertex set V and edge set equal to the positive-capacity edges in E.
For any flow network G=(V,E) and any vertex v in V, we define P(G,v) as the set
of all shortest paths from v to t in G1, and we define d(G,v) as the length of any path
in P(G,v)(or if P(G,v) is empty).
For any flow network G=(V,E), we define (G) as the set of all edges (u,v) in G!
such that d(G,v)=d(G,u)-1.
For any flow network G=(V,E), we define F(G) as the set of all flows f in G such
that f(e)=0 for all e in E??(G).
Fact 1: For any flow network G=(V,E), any flow f in F(G), and any edge (u,v) in
(G), we have cf(u,v)=c(u,v)-f(u,v).
For any flow network G, we define F**(G) as the set of all flows f in F(G) such that
no path in P(G,s) belongs to GfI.
For any flow network G=(V,E), any flow f in F(G), and vertex v in V, we define
the predicate Q(G,f,v) as "at least one path in P(G,v) appears in Gf1".
 **SEE ATTACHED IMAGE FOR QUESTION PARTS** For any flow network G=(V,E),

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