JavaScript

1- Create an object named business (assign the object to a variable with this name) using object literal syntax that includes these properties:

- businessName : Assign a string literal

- industry : Assign a string literal

- numOfEmployees : Assign an integer literal

- marketPosition : Assign an integer literal between 1 and 10

- dateFounded : Assign the date of May 15, 1995

- annualRev : Assign a reasonable numeric literal

- calculateExpectedGrowthRate : Create a method that takes no parameters and returns a variable named expectedGrowthRate calculated as 30 divided by the marketPosition divided by 100

- calculateExpectedRevenueGrowth Create a method that takes no parameters and returns a variable named expectedRevenueGrowth calculated as annualRev times expectedGrowthRate

- calculateProjectedRevenue Create a method that takes no parameters and returns a variable named projectedRevenueNextFiscalYear calculated as the annualRev plus this object's expected revenue growth

2- Create a function that converts a Date to a mm/dd/yyyy format.

Hint: use the toLocaleString() method to convert revenue values to include commas