Which of the following commands prints all files and directories within the /tmp directory or its subdirectories which are also owned by the user root? (Choose TWO correct answers.)

The -uid option requires a numeric user ID, not a username string; passing the word 'root' to -uid is invalid and will cause an error.

The -path option matches against the file's path using a glob pattern, not a starting directory; using it instead of specifying the search root is incorrect syntax.

find /tmp -user root -print searches /tmp recursively for files owned by the username root and explicitly prints each matching path with -print.

find /tmp -user root is equivalent because -print is the implicit default action when no other action is specified, producing identical output without the explicit flag.

The -path option is misused as a directory argument, and 'print' without a leading hyphen is not a valid find action predicate, making this command syntactically wrong.