The MathVector.java file contains a class $($MathVector$).$ Building on the two previous activities, write a method that takes two integer arrays, puts them inside two MathVector objects, add them and return the result.

What do you need to do in this exercise? You need to create three "instances" of the MathVector object, VectorObjectOne & VectorObjectTwo & ResultVectorObject, in your method. If you do this correctly, your method will accept a pair of $1$D arrays of integers, testValuesOne and testValuesTwo, feed them into your first two objects. Then you'll apply the add$()$ method to those two and return the result into ResultVectorObject of the form

resultObject $=$ firstObject.add$($secondObject$)$; $//$ result $=$ first $+$ second