How would this look with my arithmetic expression 10 % 3 *1+20-15/5. An example is listed below

Construct and evaluate an arithmetic expression, as follows:

• Your expression must contain at least 5 different operators, including at least one division and one modulo (remainder) operator. Start with an expression that contains no parentheses. Example: 5 * 4 % 3 + 10 - 32 / 10
• Add parentheses that show how the expression would be evaluated, using the default operator precedence. Example: ((((5 * 4) % 3) + 10) - (32 / 10))
• Show each step that Java would take to evaluate the expression and give the final answer that the expression would evaluate to. Example: Step 1: Evaluate (5 * 4) to get ((20 % 3) + 10) - (32 / 10) Step 2: Evaluate (20 % 3) to get (2 + 10) - (32 / 10) Step 3: Evaluate (32 / 10) to get ((2 + 10) - 3) Step 4: Evaluate (2 + 10) to get (12 - 3) Step 5: Evaluate (12 - 3) to get 9