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Prove that every execution of the G-S algorithm (when men are proposing) results in the same stable matching regardless of the order in which men propose. Prove that when we run the G-S algorithm with men proposing, women end up with their worst valid partners. True or False: In every stable matching that Gale–Shapley algorithm…

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  1. Prove that every execution of the G-S algorithm (when men are proposing) results in the same stable matching regardless of the order in which men propose.

  1. Prove that when we run the G-S algorithm with men proposing, women end up with their worst valid partners.

  1. True or False:

In every stable matching that Gale–Shapley algorithm may end up with when men propose, there is a man who is matched to his highest-ranked woman.

  1. In a connected bipartite graph, is the bipartition unique? Justify your answer.

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