Suppose we have a base class Carnivore. BigCat and Bear are derived classes of Carnivore. Leopard, Lion. and Tiger are derived classes of BigCat. BrownBear and IceBear are derived classes of Bear.

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Suppose we have a base class Carnivore. BigCat and Bear are derived classes of

Carnivore. Leopard, Lion, and Tiger are derived classes of BigCat. BrownBear

and IceBear are derived classes of Bear.

$($a$)$ Draw a simple diagram showing the inheritance relationships $($remember to draw

arrow directions$)$:

$($b$)$ Name ALL of the types of a Tiger object:

$($c$)$ In some class, I have defined the method:

public static void myMethod$($Bear b$)$

$\{$

$//$ this method does something, but it doesn't matter what

$\}$

Name all of the object types that can be used as arguments to myMethod:

$($d$)$ The class definition of Leopard begins with:

public class Leopard extends, Ihave defined the method:

public static void myMethod$($Bear b$)$ Name all of the object types lhat can be used as arguments to myMethod