Which of the following are correct commands for changing the current directory to the user's home? (Choose TWO answers)

'cd /home' changes to the system-wide /home directory, which is the parent container for all user home directories, not the home directory of the current user.

The tilde '~' undergoes tilde expansion in bash and POSIX shells, being substituted with the value of $HOME before the cd command executes, reliably directing the user to their own home directory.

'cd ..' moves exactly one level up to the parent of the current working directory, which only reaches the home directory if the user is already one level below it.

Invoking 'cd' without any argument is explicitly defined in POSIX and bash as equivalent to 'cd $HOME', making it the most concise way to return to the home directory from any location.

'cd /' changes the working directory to the filesystem root (/), not to any user's home directory.