Consider the TV example from 9.3 1. TV livingRoom = null; 2. TV den; 3. new TV(); 4. den = new TV(); Enter the line number of the first creation of an object. Enter x if there is no such line. 1 Consider the TV example from 9.3 1. TV livingRoom= null; 2. TV den; 3.new TV(); 4. den - new TV(); Enter the first line number in which an object refence is assigned to a variable. Enter x if there is no such line. 4 Consider the TV example from 9.3 1. TV livingRoom = null; 2. TV den; 3. new TVO: 4. den = new TVO: 5. livingRoom = new TVO: Write a statement that calls a method to increase the volume of the den's TV. (Use no spaces in your answer.) den.volumeUp0: Consider the TV example from 9.3 TV gameroom; String favProgram "Twilight Zone"; int sophie - 5: = Which of the following are correct? (Note that this is a multiple answer question.) gameRoom, javProgram and sophie all store references to various objects (or contain the value null). the memory assigned to gameRoom actually stores TV object data. gameRoom and favProgram reference (point to) TV or String objects (or contain the value null). Sophie actually stores the numeric value 5. gameRoom references (points to) a TV object (or contains the value null). favProgram actually contains the characters "Twighlight Zone". Sophie actually contains the numeric value 5.