The following code: float income =1000.2 results in a compile error indicating "loss of precision". The reason for this is: a since the assignment is done in binary, income may end up with a value close to but not equal to 1000.2 b. income must be cast to a String. c income must be an int. a. float variables can only store values up to 999. - the 1000.2 is stored as a double. After the following code is executed: Tiger firstAnimal = new Tiger0; What is being assigned to firstAnimal? a memory location of the object bobject attributes two of the answers above and/or below are correct a. the object -object methods In the following code: public static void main(String 0 args) args is: the return type b. the argument the method name a the parameter the access modifier Chaining method calis - assuming each method below returns an int, what is the equivalent of this code? { int a=methodA(methodB(methodC(methodD(25))));} a. int a= methodD(25): a = methodC(a); a= methodB(a); a = methodA(a); 7 ( int a=methodA() method B(0+methodC0+methodD(25) ) ) 2{ int a=25 method 0 methodC 0 method 0 methodA 0;; d. \{ int a = methodA(a); a = methodB(a); a= methodC(a); a = methodD(25); What is the result of this code? int a=25,b=26; int smallerNum =(++ab) ? a:b c System.out.printin (smallerNum): 25 b. 24