bp = YA Once you get the equation of the perpendicular line, you need to calculate...

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bp = YA Once you get the equation of the perpendicular line, you need to calculate the coordinates (x, y) of the intersection point between the original line and the perpendicular one as follows. Lastly, get the distance as follows: distance = The output should be as follows apxA Enter the x coordinate of point 1: 3 Enter the y coordinate of point 1: 7 Enter the x coordinate of point 2: 5 Enter the y coordinate of point 2: 11 bp - b XI a - ap Y = ax + b When printing the slope and the slope-intercept values, DON'T ENTER THEM MANUALLY (otherwise marks will be deducted). /(xA X) + (YA - Y) The slope of the line is: 2.0 The slope intercept of the line is: 1.0 The line equation is: y = 2.0x + 1.0!! Here is the line equation with integer format: y = 2x + 1!! Enter the x coordinate of point A: 1 Enter the y coordinate of point A: 1 The slope of the perpendicular line is: -0.5 The slope intercept of the perpendicular line is: 1.5 The corrdinates of the intersection point are x = 0.2 and y = 1.4 The distance from point A to the line is: 0.8944271909999159!! 2- Write a Java program that prints the following output. Note that the numbers shown in the output should not be hardcoded (should not be written manually when printing), you should declare an integer variable, ask the user to give you lab and bonus marks, and then calculate the total and print the numbers accordingly. You should also use "escape sequences" as well when printing out these drawings. The student info should be entered by the user. Make sure to have the spaces in your code, otherwise, marks will be deducted. DON'T ENTER/WRITE THE STUDENT NAMES/MARKS/TOTAL MARK MANUALLY (OTHERWISE MARKS WILL BE DEDUCTED). The output is as follows. Let's do some printing :) //////////////////////////////////////// Enter students names: John William Ann MaryLin Enter students lab marks: 34 56 45 75 Enter info Enter students bonus marks: Name John William Ann MaryLin Student info Lab 34 56 45 75 \'Enjoy the term!' \\\\\\ Bonus \\\\\\\\\\ Total The output should be as follows 37 60 47 80 3- Write a Java code that asks the user to enter the radius r of a sphere, reads it, and calculate the volume and area of the sphere as follows: Area = 4r 4 Volume = 3 For this question, you should use Math function for doing the "power" and "". When printing the volume and the area values, DON'T ENTER THEM MANUALLY (otherwise marks will be deducted). Only print 2 numbers after the decimal points. r Enter the radius of the sphere: 10 The area of the sphere is: 1256.64 The volume of the sphere is: 4188.79 Good luck! bp = YA Once you get the equation of the perpendicular line, you need to calculate the coordinates (x, y) of the intersection point between the original line and the perpendicular one as follows. Lastly, get the distance as follows: distance = The output should be as follows apxA Enter the x coordinate of point 1: 3 Enter the y coordinate of point 1: 7 Enter the x coordinate of point 2: 5 Enter the y coordinate of point 2: 11 bp - b XI a - ap Y = ax + b When printing the slope and the slope-intercept values, DON'T ENTER THEM MANUALLY (otherwise marks will be deducted). /(xA X) + (YA - Y) The slope of the line is: 2.0 The slope intercept of the line is: 1.0 The line equation is: y = 2.0x + 1.0!! Here is the line equation with integer format: y = 2x + 1!! Enter the x coordinate of point A: 1 Enter the y coordinate of point A: 1 The slope of the perpendicular line is: -0.5 The slope intercept of the perpendicular line is: 1.5 The corrdinates of the intersection point are x = 0.2 and y = 1.4 The distance from point A to the line is: 0.8944271909999159!! 2- Write a Java program that prints the following output. Note that the numbers shown in the output should not be hardcoded (should not be written manually when printing), you should declare an integer variable, ask the user to give you lab and bonus marks, and then calculate the total and print the numbers accordingly. You should also use "escape sequences" as well when printing out these drawings. The student info should be entered by the user. Make sure to have the spaces in your code, otherwise, marks will be deducted. DON'T ENTER/WRITE THE STUDENT NAMES/MARKS/TOTAL MARK MANUALLY (OTHERWISE MARKS WILL BE DEDUCTED). The output is as follows. Let's do some printing :) //////////////////////////////////////// Enter students names: John William Ann MaryLin Enter students lab marks: 34 56 45 75 Enter info Enter students bonus marks: Name John William Ann MaryLin Student info Lab 34 56 45 75 \'Enjoy the term!' \\\\\\ Bonus \\\\\\\\\\ Total The output should be as follows 37 60 47 80 3- Write a Java code that asks the user to enter the radius r of a sphere, reads it, and calculate the volume and area of the sphere as follows: Area = 4r 4 Volume = 3 For this question, you should use Math function for doing the "power" and "". When printing the volume and the area values, DON'T ENTER THEM MANUALLY (otherwise marks will be deducted). Only print 2 numbers after the decimal points. r Enter the radius of the sphere: 10 The area of the sphere is: 1256.64 The volume of the sphere is: 4188.79 Good luck! bp = YA Once you get the equation of the perpendicular line, you need to calculate the coordinates (x, y) of the intersection point between the original line and the perpendicular one as follows. Lastly, get the distance as follows: distance = The output should be as follows apxA Enter the x coordinate of point 1: 3 Enter the y coordinate of point 1: 7 Enter the x coordinate of point 2: 5 Enter the y coordinate of point 2: 11 bp - b XI a - ap Y = ax + b When printing the slope and the slope-intercept values, DON'T ENTER THEM MANUALLY (otherwise marks will be deducted). /(xA X) + (YA - Y) The slope of the line is: 2.0 The slope intercept of the line is: 1.0 The line equation is: y = 2.0x + 1.0!! Here is the line equation with integer format: y = 2x + 1!! Enter the x coordinate of point A: 1 Enter the y coordinate of point A: 1 The slope of the perpendicular line is: -0.5 The slope intercept of the perpendicular line is: 1.5 The corrdinates of the intersection point are x = 0.2 and y = 1.4 The distance from point A to the line is: 0.8944271909999159!! 2- Write a Java program that prints the following output. Note that the numbers shown in the output should not be hardcoded (should not be written manually when printing), you should declare an integer variable, ask the user to give you lab and bonus marks, and then calculate the total and print the numbers accordingly. You should also use "escape sequences" as well when printing out these drawings. The student info should be entered by the user. Make sure to have the spaces in your code, otherwise, marks will be deducted. DON'T ENTER/WRITE THE STUDENT NAMES/MARKS/TOTAL MARK MANUALLY (OTHERWISE MARKS WILL BE DEDUCTED). The output is as follows. Let's do some printing :) //////////////////////////////////////// Enter students names: John William Ann MaryLin Enter students lab marks: 34 56 45 75 Enter info Enter students bonus marks: Name John William Ann MaryLin Student info Lab 34 56 45 75 \'Enjoy the term!' \\\\\\ Bonus \\\\\\\\\\ Total The output should be as follows 37 60 47 80 3- Write a Java code that asks the user to enter the radius r of a sphere, reads it, and calculate the volume and area of the sphere as follows: Area = 4r 4 Volume = 3 For this question, you should use Math function for doing the "power" and "". When printing the volume and the area values, DON'T ENTER THEM MANUALLY (otherwise marks will be deducted). Only print 2 numbers after the decimal points. r Enter the radius of the sphere: 10 The area of the sphere is: 1256.64 The volume of the sphere is: 4188.79 Good luck!