Programming in Java, create a new Java class PrintVoltageWater that prints a table showing the meter voltage corresponding to water temperatures varying from 0 C to 100 C in increments of 10 degrees.

Figure 1 shows an electric circuit designed to measure the temperature of the water in a beaker. 11.43 V Rs 7582 Voltmeter 20 V 172 Figure 1: Electric circuit The resistor R represents a temperature sensor enclosed in the beaker. The resistance R, in , is related to the temperature T, in C, by the equation R=Ro + kT where Ro-50 and k-0.5 The voltmeter displays the value of the voltage across the sensor The voltage V indicates the temperature, T, of the water according to the equation VmR 150v For example, when vm-11.43 V, as shown in the figure, the temperature of the water is 150 (11.43) 20-11.43 100 100C Create a new Java class PrintVoltageWater that prints a table showing the meter voltage corresponding to water temperatures varying from 0 C to 100 C in increments of 10 degrees. public class PrintVoltageWater i public static void main (String[] args) i // Write your code here