Which two statements are correct regarding default protocol preference values? (Choose two.)

The default preference for RIP is 100, while the default preference for OSPF external routes (Type 1/2) is 150. Since a lower preference value indicates higher preference, RIP routes are preferred over OSPF external routes.

Direct and local routes have a default preference of 0, but static routes have a default preference of 5; thus, they do not all share the same preference value.

OSPF internal routes have a default preference of 10, and OSPF external routes (Type 1/2) have a default preference of 150. BGP routes (both IBGP and EBGP) have a default preference of 170. Therefore, OSPF's preference values are consistently lower than BGP's, meaning OSPF routes are preferred.

OSPF has distinct default preference values for internal routes (10) and external routes (150 for Type 1/2), meaning it does not utilize a single preference value for both types of routes.