• in java Define a method named addIntegers with an int return type and two int arguments

  • Set the methods block to return the sum of the two arguments

  • Call the method with the following statements in the main method

    • int a = addIntegers(5, 4);

    • int b = addIntegers(12, 6);

    • int c = addIntegers(a, b);

  • Output the value of c.

• Define a method named printAddIntegers with no return type and two int arguments

  • Set the methods block to

    • Add the two int arguments using the addIntegers method

    • Print the sum of the two int arguments using the printInteger method

  • Call the method with the following statements in the main method

    • printAddIntegers(10, 20)

    • printAddIntegers(25, 4)

    • PART 3: Implement Math Function

      • Define a method named isEven with a boolean return type and an int argument

        • Set the block to return true if the argument is even and false if the argument is odd

      • Call the method and print the returned value with the following statements in the main method:

        • System.out.println(isEven(4));

        • System.out.println(isEven(11));

        • System.out.println(isEven(addIntegers(5, 5)));

    • • Copy the following method declaration

        • static double linearFunction(double x, double slope, double yIntercept)

      • Set the method linearFunction to return (slope*x + yIntercept)

      • Call the method and print the returned value with the following statements in the main method:

        • System.out.println(linearFunction(5.0, 2.5, 0.0));

        • System.out.println(linearFunction(1.0, 2.0, 3.0));

        • System.out.println(linearFunction(15, 200, 5));