Q.Using the Math class, write Java statements to compute

The Math class supplies ready-made methods called on the class name directly, without creating an object. …

The Math class provides static methods, so we call them on the class name Math without creating an object.

(i) Square root of 225.

System.out.println(Math.sqrt(225));   // 15.0

Math.sqrt(x) returns a double, so the result is 15.0, not 15.

(ii) 2 raised to the power 10.

System.out.println(Math.pow(2, 10));  // 1024.0

Math.pow(x, y) computes x to the power y and returns a double, so 1024.0.

(iii) The larger of 47 and 92.

System.out.println(Math.max(47, 92)); // 92

Math.max(a, b) returns the greater of the two. …

Math.min(47, 92) would instead give the smaller value, 47; Math.abs(-92) gives 92 (ab …

Expecting Math.sqrt and Math.pow to return whole numbers — they return double values (15.0, 1024.0). Trying to call them as sqrt(225) without the Math. prefix, or creating …