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Write a Constructor function named Duration. Duration should take a single argument, value, which is a Number of seconds, and it should store value on the Object being created. If value is missing, default to 0 (zero).

The Duration Constructor should have 3 methods defined on its Prototype:

1. function seconds(raw) {...}

2. function minutes(raw) {...}

3. function hours(raw) {...}

All three work in the same way: if the raw argument is true, return the number of seconds, minutes, or hours for this duration (i.e., calculate it based on the instances value property). If raw is false (not true), return a formatted string. Here are some examples of how it should work:

let d = new Duration(0); d.seconds(true); // should return 0 (zero) 

let d = new Duration(1); d.seconds(true); // should return 1 d.seconds(); // should return 1 second, note the singular second 

let d = new Duration(2); d.seconds(true); // should return 2 d.seconds(); // should return 2 seconds, note the plural seconds 

let d = new Duration(59); d.minutes(true); // should return 0.9833333333333333 d.minutes(); // should return Less than a minute 

let d = new Duration(60); d.minutes(true); // should return 1 d.minutes(); // should return 1 minute, note the singular minute 

let d = new Duration(120); d.minutes(true); // should return 2 d.minutes(); // should return 2 minutes, note the plural minutes 

let d = new Duration(360); d.hours(true); // should return 0.1 d.hours(); // should return Less than an hour 

let d = new Duration(3600); d.hours(true); // should return 1 d.hours(); // should return 1 hour, note the singular hour 

let d = new Duration(10800); d.hours(true); // should return 3 d.hours(); // should return 3 hours, note the plural hours