The class Animal has a constructor that takesone int argument. Which of the following is avalid statement that declares and creates aninstance of an Animal in a program?Animal elephant = new Animal(10);Animal elephant = new(10);Animal elephant = new Elephant(10);Animal elephant = newAnimal(10);Assuming that x, y, and z are integer variables,which of the following expressions areequivalent to each otherI. ( x == y && x != z ) || (x != y& & X== z )II. ( xy || x == z ) && ( x != y%3D33=|| x != z )III. ( x == y )( x == z )==O1, II, and IIIO Il and III only

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