Hint: Determine the pattern in the numbers first. This will help

you determine the pattern of operations required.

Problem $5$: For this question, you may use as many numbers as

you'd like. $(4$ marks$)$

To obtain a random number between $1$ and $100$ in Java, use the

following code:

int myRandom $=($int$)($Math$.$random$()*100)$

$1$;

Hint: Determine the pattern in the numbers first. This will help

you determine the pattern of operations required.

Problem $5$: For this question, you may use as many numbers as

you'd like. $(4$ marks$)$

To obtain a random number between $1$ and $100$ in Java, use the

following code:

int myRandom $=($int$)($Math$,$ random$()*100)$

$1$;Instructions:

For this assignment, you may work with one other individual

$($groups of two total$).$ Complete the following problems in the

same file. Use a comment $($U$/)$ to separate each solution. Be sure

to include a comment at the top of your file which includes the

names of ALL students who have worked on the problems.

Each of the problems has particular restrictions by which you

must abide. While these restrictions are not "realistic" from a

software engineering standpoint, the goal is for you to explore

expressions and their construction using a variety of operators.

Graded out of $12$ marks APP. $6$ marks COMM. A reminder that

your Communication marks will be obtained through completing

appropriate commends as indicated in the assignment

description.

For questions $1-4,$ you may type only ONE number:

Problem $1$: Calculate and output the integers from $8$ to $1$ in

descending order. $(2$ marks$)$

Problem $2$: Calculate and output the following pattern using each

arithmetic operator at least once $(2$ marks$).$

$1,2,4,8,16,32$

For this assignment, you may work with one other individual $($groups of two total$).$ Complete the

following problems in the same file. Use a comment $(II)$ to separate each solution. Be sure to

include a comment at the top of your file which includes the names of ALL students who have

worked on the problems. Each of the problems has particular restrictions by which you must

abide. While these restrictions are not "realistic" from a software engineering standpoint, the goal

is for you to explore expressions and their construction using a variety of operators.

Graded out of $12$ marks APP, $6$ marks COMM. A reminder that your Communication marks will

be obtained through completing appropriate commends as indicated in the assignment

description.

Read the instructions carefully! For each problem, you may only use one number and that number

may only be typed once. For example:

int $x=5\frac{\text{;}}{\frac{?}{?}}$ This is one number.

int $y=7$; $//$ This is a second number $-$ not allowed.

However, unless otherwise stated, you may use as many variables as you want. This means you will

need to calculate other values using arithmetic operations. Please review the lesson on Expressions

in particular, prefix and postfix operators.

Problem $3$: Calculate and output the following pattern using each arithmetic operator at least

once $(2$ marks$)$: