Which statement(s) create a dynamically allocated 2D array of integers with size a total size of 100 and consists of 5 rows (20 elements each)? int** ptr (int**) malloc (5, sizeof(int*)}; for(int i = 0; i <5;+) ptr[i] = (int*) calloc (20, sizeof(int)): int** ptr (int**) malloc (5, sizeof(int*)); for(int i- 0; i<5;i+) ptr[i] = (int*) malloc (20*sizeof(int): int* ptr (int*) malloc (5, sizeof(int); for(int i 0; i<5; i++) ptri) - (int*) malloc (20, sizeof(int)): int ptr (int*) malloc (5, sizeof(int)): for(int i- 0: i<5; i++) ptrli)= (int) calloc (20, sizeof(int)):

Which statement(s) create a dynamically allocated 2D array of integers with size a total size of 100 and consists of 5 rows (20 elements each)? int ptr (int) malloc (5, sizeof(int)}; for(int i = 0; i <5;+) ptr[i] = (int) calloc (20, sizeof(int)): int ptr (int) malloc (5, sizeof(int)); for(int i- 0; i<5;i+) ptr[i] = (int) malloc (20sizeof(int): int ptr (int) malloc (5, sizeof(int); for(int i 0; i<5; i++) ptri) - (int) malloc (20, sizeof(int)): int ptr (int*) malloc (5, sizeof(int)): for(int i- 0: i<5; i++) ptrli)= (int) calloc (20, sizeof(int)):

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