This is a homework assignment for a Java class. The second photo is of the question the homework assignment asks for.

Instructions: In the class textbook (Introduction to Programming with Java: A Problem Solving Approach 3rd ed, John Dean & Raymond Dean) go to chapter 14 and do exercise 10, on page 689. The exercise asks you to create a class structure for a collection of pets. Write and submit the Java code that correctly represents a solution to the problem. Exercises 68 9. [after $14.8] If a superclass is abstract, every subclass must override all of the superclass's methods (T/F). 10. [after $14.8] Given the Pet 2Driver class below, write an abstract Pet2 class that contains just one item-an abstract declaration for a speak method. Also write Dog2 and Cat2 classes that extend Pet2, so that when you execute Pet2Driver and input 'c' or 'd', the program prints "Meow! Meow!" or "Woof! Woof" but if you input anything else, it does not print anything. import java.util.Scanner; public class Pet 2Driver [ public static void main(String[] args) C Scanner stdIn = new Scanner(System.in): Pet2 pet - null; System.out.print("Which pet are you addressing? " + "Enter c for cat ord for dog: "); switch (stdin.nextLine().charAt(0) C case 'c' -> pet = new Cat2(): case 'd' -> pet = new Dog2(); 1 // end switch if (pet != null) pet.speak; 1 // end main ] // end Pet 2Driver 11. (after $14.9] Write an AssetAging interface that includes abstract accessor methods that retrieve the following instance variables' values: original Cost (a double) acquisitonDate (a String) depreciation Rate (a double)