Which of the following commands will set the variable text to olaf is home? (Select TWO answers)

Backslash-escaping each space (olaf\ is\ home) is valid POSIX shell syntax that treats the escaped spaces as literal characters within the value, correctly assigning the full string to text.

$olaf would be expanded as a separate variable (likely empty), and 'is home' would be parsed as a command to execute rather than part of the assignment, causing an error.

Variable names on the left side of an assignment must not be prefixed with $; the $ sigil is only used when reading a variable's value, making this syntax invalid.

The double equals operator == is a comparison operator, not an assignment operator; this would assign the literal string ='olaf is home' (with the leading =) to text, not the intended value.

Enclosing the value in double quotes ("olaf is home") prevents word splitting, so the entire string including spaces is assigned to text as a single value.