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Practice Program: Lastname1stInitial_PEMDAS.java See requirements for practice program on next slide. © A+ Computer Science - ©A+ Computer Science *

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Practice Program: Lastname1stInitial_PEMDAS.java Add necessary code to create output below: © A+ Computer Science - ©A+ Computer Science *

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Practice Program: Lastname1stInitial_PEMDAS.java Declare double variables a, b, c, result. Assign a value of 1000 to a, a value of 100 to b, and a value of 2.5 to c. Add the necessary code to create the output below: © A+ Computer Science - ©A+ Computer Science *

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