Given the following classes definition, what does the following code print to the console? ArrayList myFood = new ArrayList(); myFood.add(new Food(); myFood.add(new Fruit("Red")); myFood.add(new Meat("Lamb")); for(int i=0; i myFood.size(); i++) System.out.print(myFood.get(i).equals(new Meat("lamb"))+""); import java.util.ArrayList: class Food protected boolean cook: Override public boolean equals (Object o) atto instanceof Food) return cook 46 (Food)) .cook else return false; 1 class Frait extends Food! protected String color: public Prult(string color) this.color color 1 Boverride public boolean equals (Object o 1 (o inatanceof Fruit) return color.equals((Fruit)).color) else return false; 1 class Meat extends Food protected string ty puble Meat (String type) this.type typer cool true @Override public boolean equals conjecto) elme return false; class Fruit extends Food protected String color! public Pruit(String color) this.color-color: 3 @Override public boolean equals [Object o) it(o instanceof Fruit) return color.equals(((Fruit)).color); else return false; class Meat extends Food protected String type: public Meat (String type) this.type-type: cook true: 2 @Override public boolean erals (Objecto) sto instanceof Meat) return type.equals IgnoreCase (((Meat)o).type); else return false; Select one: O a true true false b. true fa true c. false false true Od true false false @e, false false false