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  1.      /*
  2.       * See math operations in java here:  http://d...content-available-to-author-only...e.com/javase/6/docs/api/java/lang/Math.html
  3.       * Each of these operators can be called like I called Math.pow (ex: Math.abs(variable) ) 
  4.       * 
  5.       * Problems that you should try to solve-- Pick one or more!
  6.       * A:  Allow the user to enter a telephone number, use an if statement to invalidate numbers that are too long / short in length
  7.       * if the telephone number is within the right length, seperate the numbers appropriately into how they would appear in your
  8.       * country of origin:  Ex. 7818789000 would turn into 781-878-9000 in the USA.  (This won't require much but mod / division)
  9.       * Hint:  Use long or double if you need to use a big number.
  10.       * 
  11.       * B: Quadratic formula solver:  The quadratic equation made each of us a little scared when we first saw it in algebra 1,  write
  12.       * a program that conquors the beast that is:
  13.       * http://u...content-available-to-author-only...a.org/math/3/e/a/3ea647783b5121989cd87ca3bb558916.png
  14.       * 
  15.       * 
  16.       * C: Write a program that will allow you to input a number to select an operation (output a menu, then allow the user to select one).
  17.       * In that menu you should be allowing the user to choose a shape (circle, square, rectangle, etc).  Once they select it, ask them to
  18.       * input the dimensions of it (circle can be radius, diameter, circumferece, rectangle can be length, width, perimeter or area.... etc etc.)
  19.       * Once you have taken in a few points of input, calculate the missing pieces of information.   Perhaps someone has a rectangle
  20.       * where they have the area and the length, but not the width.  Using java, figure out what the missing width is.
  21.       * 
  22.       * D:  Extra credit for people that are antsy to get some after the last 2 assignments (grades posted this weekend):
  23.       *     write a program that determines the last digit of 3^n power (3^3 = 27, thus 7).  Hint, you can use n%4 to help you on this one. 
  24.       */
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