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Create a method called whatTypeOfPedalCycle() The method should take an int. The method should return a String based on the int that was provided. If the int is 1, return unicycle, if the int is 2 return bicycle, and if the int is 3 return tricycle. If the int is anything else, return error. Solve this problem using any conditional structure of your choice. Use the method in your main method at least 5 times: proving that 0 is error, 1 is unicycle, 2 is bicycle, 3 is tricycle, and 4 is error. Remember that the sysouts should be in the main method, not in whatTypeOfPedalCycle()! 2) Implement a method isPass(int grade). The method takes an int and returns a boolean. If the int is greater than or equal to 70, return true. If not, return false. Use 1 ternary operation for this method. Use the isPass() method in your main method at least twice to demonstrate one true and one false example. 3) Implement a method printPay(double wage, int hours). It takes a wage in the form of a double (like 17.50) and hours worked as int. Use printf to output the wage, hours paid, and total pay in the following format: $17.50 x 5 = $87.50 The dollar signs are strings, the x is a string, and the = is a string. The 17.50 is the double wage to 2 decimal spaces (%.2f), the 5 is the hours as an integer (%d), and the 87.50 is hours * wage, also as a double (%.2f). Remember that this is a method. It takes variables. None of those numbers are fixed. The only fixed parts are the strings mentioned. Everything else is variable. Use it in your main method at least once.