Test your understanding of what will be output to the command window as a result of entering the following line

$x=14$;$Y=2,Z=5$

Only $x$ will display.

Only $Y$ and $Z$ will display.

None of the above.

$C=100K=C+273$

Only $C$ will display.

Both $C$ and $K$ will display.

The statement results in an error.

Matt Labler is a novice MATLAB programmer. He wants to set variable $A$ to $6,B$ to $9,$ and $C$ to their sum, with only the values of A and $C$ displaying in the command window. He asks you to check the following statement for bugs: $A=6$;$B=9$;$C=A+B$

The code is correct as is$.$

Matt should use $"$A$=6,$B$=9$;C$=$A$+$B$"$ instead.