def kinetic_energy(mass, velocity): formula =(mass)*(velocity**2) / 2 return formula mass = float(input("Input mass (kg): ")) velocity = float(input("Input a velocity (meters per second): ")) answer = kinetic_energy(mass, velocity) print("Kinetic Energy = ", format(answer, ".2f')) Rewrite this Python program as a Java class called KineticEnergy. KineticEnergy should have two instance variables, mass and velocity (both double types); a 2-argument constructor; and a single instance method, public double kineticEnergy () (but note that this method has no arguments, unlike the Python function by the same name). Include a main method inside your class that uses scanner to get inputs the same way that the Python class does. Use these inputs to then create a KineticEnergy object, and print the same formatted output as the Python program above. Note: (velocity 2 ) is "velocity squared." You can achieve this expression in Java with