Your weight is actually the amount of gravitational attraction exerted on you by the earth. Since the moon's gravity is only 1/6 of the earth's gravity, on the moon you would weigh only 1/6th of what you weigh on earth.
Write an application that inputs the user's weight and outputs his/her
weight on Mercury, Venus, Jupiter and Saturn. Use the Values in the table
below:
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It must create a class file named "assign2.class". Use the javabook
package. You will need to use the InputBox, OutputBox and MainWindow classes.
Note: you will need to declare variables of type "float" to perform
your calculations with and use the getFloat method of InputBox. The
output should be formatted as follows:
Planet
Your Weight:
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Earth
200. kgs
Mercury
80. kgs
Venus
180. kgs
Jupiter
500. kgs
Saturn
220. kgs
and, Yes I do want the line of dashes under the column headings...
Use the following method to limit the decimals to 2 places:
Math.round(earthwieght * multiplier * 100f) / 100f;