Refer to the exhibit. An engineer configures HSRP and enters the show standby command. Which two facts about the network environment are derived from the output? (Choose two.)

Without the exhibit, one cannot ascertain whether the local device has a higher priority than the active router, as the output would explicitly show both priorities.

The `show standby` command output explicitly lists the 'Virtual IP address', which is the shared gateway IP for the HSRP group.

The `show standby` output displays the configured hello and hold timers, and without seeing these specific values in the exhibit, one cannot assume a 5-second hello timer threshold for failover.

The output would show the hello and hold timers, but without knowing the default values and comparing them to the output, one cannot definitively conclude that they are set to custom values.

The `show standby` command displays the priorities and IP addresses of the local and active routers, from which the HSRP election rule (where the router with the numerically highest IP address becomes active if priorities are equal) can be confirmed.