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Math Tutor (MathTutor java) [10 pts.] Write a program that lets the user enter 2 numeric values, and an arithmetic operator:+, and/. Write a switch statement that displays the result of the calculation using the operator and two numbers entered by the user. Remember that the division must have decimals and you need to validate the operator and display a proper message when the user enters a non-valid operator EasyMoney java-An imaginary lott ery 110 pts.I import java.util.Scanner: /* The following program was developed to simulate a lottery game called BasyMoney The program random selects a two-digit winner, prompts the user for their pick, "and then determines the amount the user wins based on the following rules: a. The user matches both numbers in the exact order -$100 b. If all the digits match, but not in the correct order $10 c. If one digit matches a lottery number 1 public class EasyMoney f public static void main(Stringl args) t /% Generate a lottery int easymoneynumbers (int) (Math. random) 100); /7 Prompt the user to enter a guess Scanner input new Scanner (System. in) system. out.print ("Enter your BasyMoney pick (two digits): ) int guess-input.nextInt /7 Get digits from EasyMoney int easymoneyDigiti - easymoneynumbers / 10 int easymoneyDigit2 easymo neynumbers %; 10; int quessDigiti guess / 10: int guessDigit2 quess 10 Page I of 2 system. out.printin ("The EasyMoney number is " easymoneynumbers); // Check the guess if (guess easymoneynumbers) System. out.println ("Exact match: you win $100) else if (guessDigit2 easymoneyDigitl &&guessDigitl easymoneyDigit2) System.out.printin ("Match all digits: you win $10") else if (guessDigitleasymoneyDigitl 11 guessDigit1 easymoneyDigit2 11 guessDigit2s easymoneyDigitl i guessDigit2easymoneyDigit2) System.out.println ("Match one digit: you win $1") else system.out.printin ("Sorry, no match") Using the above listing as an example, convert EasyMoney to a three-digit number playing game. In your revision of EasyMoney (EasyMoney java), the user should enter a three-digit number instead of a two digit numbers. The following rules are slightly modified for the new game. a. If the user matches all three numbers in the exact order- $900 b. If the user matches all the numbers but not in the exact order $180 c. If one digit matches the EasyMoney numbers -$8