Complete the code to output $"60$ minutes $=1$ hour". On the next line, output the value of lengthMins to three digits after the decimal point, followed by $"$ minutes $=",$ and then the value of lengthHours to three digits after the decimal point, and lastly $"$ hours". End with a newline.

Ex: If the input is $540\mathrm{.}000,$ then the output is:

$60$ minutes $=1$ hour

$540\mathrm{.}000$ minutes $=9\mathrm{.}000$ hours

Note: System.out.printf$()$ can be used with $"\%.$Xf$"$ to output a double to X digits after the decimal point.Complete the code to output $"60$ minutes $=1$ hour". On the next line, output the value of lengthMins to three digits after the

decimal point, followed by $"$ minutes $=",$ and then the value of lengthHours to three digits after the decimal point, and lastly

$"$ hours". End with a newline.

Ex: If the input is $540\mathrm{.}000,$ then the output is:

Note: System.out.printf$()$ can be used with $"\%.$Xf$"$ to output a double to $x$ digits after the decimal point.

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