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Your job for this assignment is to design and implement a class named "Measurement". A measurement

consists of a number followed by 1 or more units, which may occur in the numerator or denominator.

For example, the following are measurements: 3in,12.5s, 9.8m/second squared,128.2 ft lb.

To complete the assignment, you need to implement and test the following:

1. A Constructor that takes a number and a string and return a new Measurement. e.g. Measurement x = new Measurement (5, "in");

2. The add operation that takes two measurements and returns a new measurement. The original measurements should remain unchanged.

(You should test for this) Note: You can only add two measurements with exactly the same units. Otherwise, you should cause an error by using:

throw new ArithmeticException();

e.g. x = y.add(z) ;

3. The sub operation that works like add, but subtracts the measurements.

4. The mult operation that takes 2 measurements and multiplies them together. Note: you can always

multiply two measurements 3ft * 4lb yields 12ft lb. You should cancel out units. 9.8m/s squared * 10s yields 98m/s.

5. The div operation that works like mult, but divides its arguments.

8. The toString() method, which will create a printable string for a unit (by writing this method, you should be able to print result to standard out with System. out .print(...........).

Hints: Your constructor only needs to construct measurements with primitive units (no exponents). You can create measurements with complex units by using your operations. For example, to create 12kgm/s squared, you can take a measurement of 12kg , multiply it by 1m and divide it by 1s twice.

Test every case you can think of.

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Your job for this assignment is to design and implement a class named "Measurement A measurement consists of a number followed by 1 or more units, which may occur in the numerator or denominator. For example, the following are measurements: 3in, 12.5s, 9.8m/s2,128.2ftlb. To complete the assignment, you need to implement and test the following: 1. A Constructor that takes a number and a string and return a new Measurement. e.g. Measurement x - neu Measurement (5, "in" 2. The add operation that takes two measurements and returns a new measurement. The original measure- ments should remain unchanged. (You should test for this) Note: You can only add two measurements with exactly the same units. Otherwise, you should cause an error by using: throw neu ArithmeticExceptionO e.g. x - y.add(z); 3. The sub operation that works like add, but subtracts the measurements. 4. The mult operation that takes 2 measurements and multiplies them together. Note: you can always multiply two measurements 3ft 4lb yields 12ft Ib. You should cancel out units. 9.8m/s2 10s yields 98m/s 5. The div operation that works like mult, but divides its arguments. 6. The toString) method, which will create a printable string for a unit (by writing this method, you should be able to print result to standard out with System.out.print(...)) Hints: START EARLY Your constructor only needs to construct measurements with primitive units (no exponents). You can create measurements with complex units by using your operations. For example, to create 12kgm/s2, you can take a measurement of 12kg, multiply it by 1m and divide it by 1s twice. Test every case you can think of