looking for an expert on Object-oriented Programming, please.

It's about Numerical Data

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**please separate the questions with the question number**

Object-oriented Programming Lab 2 - Numerical Data Suppose we have the following declarations: int m, n, - 3, j - 4, k = 5; float v, w, x = 34.5f, y = 12.25 Determine the value assigned to the variable in each of the following assignment statements or explain why it is not a valid assignment. f. + * n = + x + y a. w - Math.POW (3, Math.powto) b. x / w = Math.ceil(y) % k; d. (int) x / y * 1 / 2; x - Math sqrt(**i 4*j*) C. h. i. ji k/ i) i + 1; w - float (x + i); x = x/i/y/j; n = e. 2. Suppose we have the following declarations: int i, j; float x,y; double Which of the following assignments are valid? b. i = x; x-u + y; x - 23.4 + j *y; v (int) x; y = j / i* xi 3. a. b. c. d. Write Java expressions to compute each of the following: The square root of B2 + 4AC (A and C are distinct variables) The square root of X + 4Y3 The cube root of the product of X and Y The area R2 of a circle Write a program to convert centimeters (input) to feet and inches (output). 1 in = 2.54 cm. Write a program that inputs temperature in degrees Celsius and prints out the temperature in degrees Fahrenheit. The formula to convert degrees Celsius to the equivalent degrees Fahrenheit is 4. 5. Fahrenheit = 1.8 * Celsius +32 6. Write a program that accepts a person's weight and displays the number of calories the person needs in one day. A person needs 19 calories per pound of body weight, so the formula expressed in Java is calories = bodyweight * 19; (Note: We are not distinguishing between genders.)