$6\mathrm{.}1$ Fahrenheit to Kelvin $($Individual Assignment$)$

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Required Skills Inventory

Use variables to name, store, and retrieve values

Use System.out.print to prompt the user for input

Use a Scanner to collect user input

Use math operators to construct expression

Output to console with System.out.printf

Use format specifiers to format floating point values

Use escape sequences to include special characters in a String

Write a method according to given specifications

Write a method that takes arguments and returns a value

Write a method that calls another method

Use parameter variables in a method body

Write a return statement

Use math operators to construct an expression

Problem Description and Given Info

Write a public static method named FahrenheitToKelvin that will take a single argument of type double and will return a double. When called, and passed a temperature value $($in Fahrenheit$),$ this method must compute and return the Kelvin temperature equivalent. You must also write a small program in the main method that will:

prompt the user to enter a temperature value in Fahrenheit

collect and store the user's input in a double variable

call the FahrenheitToKelvin method, passing the user's input as an argument

store the value returned by the FahrenheitToKelvin method in another double variable

Display the Kelvin equivalent value as shown in the Examples below

Here are some examples of what the user should see when the program runs.

Example $1$

Enter temperature in Fahrenheit : $100$

$100\mathrm{.}00$ degrees Fahrenheit is $310\mathrm{.}93$ Kelvin

Example $2$

Enter temperature in Fahrenheit : $-20\mathrm{.}25$

$-20\mathrm{.}25$ degrees Fahrenheit is $244\mathrm{.}12$ Kelvin

For the given inputs, make sure that your program output looks exactly like the examples above $($including spelling, capitalization, punctuation, spaces, and decimal points$).$

Helpful Info: Fahrenheit to Kelvin formula

Fahrenheit to Kelvin formula