how can this be solved using math.random() instead of java.util.random

Write a class called QuizProgram that simulates a quiz that helps a young child practice addition and subtraction. The program randomly computes 10 quiz questions which are either addition or subtraction questions in the form of N1 -N2 or N1 + N2 = guessed answer to the math expression. N1 should be a number from 0 to 99 and N2 should be a number from 0 to N1. The decision to use an addition or subtraction operator in the question should be chosen randomly as well, with equal probability. If the user types in the correct answer, the program should say "You are correct", otherwise it should print "Sorry, the correct answer is-". After the 10 questions have been asked, the program should show the % of correct answers where the user types in the Here is example output (colors added for emphasis only) What is the answer to 3 + 0 = 3 You are correct! What is the answer to 22 - 11 - 11 You are correct! What is the answer to 17-13 = 4 You are correct! what is the answer to 93 + 21 = 5 Sorry, the correct answer is 114 What is the answer to 70 + 12 = 82 You are correct! What is the answer to 88-43-12 Sorry, the correct answer is 45 What is the answer to 88 + 42 = 130 You are correct! What is the answer to 94-59 35 You are correct! what is the answer to 91 + 62 = 153 You are correct! What is the answer to 68-20-48 You are correct! You scored 80% n the quiz