The correct statements are: P versus NP is one of the seven million-dollar Millennium Problems. | If P = NP, then NP-complete languages will be in P as well. While we generally believe PNP, there's no proof yet. □ If PNP, it is possible that the intersection of P and NP-complete is non-empty.

The correct statements are: P versus NP is one of the seven million-dollar Millennium Problems. | If P = NP, then NP-complete languages will be in P as well. While we generally believe PNP, there's no proof yet. □ If PNP, it is possible that the intersection of P and NP-complete is non-empty.

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- □ If P = NP, then NP-complete languages will be in P as well.
- □ While we generally believe P ≠ NP, there’s no proof yet.
- □ If P ≠ NP, it is possible that the intersection of P and NP-complete is non-empty.

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