Problem 3 (10 Points) Write a Java class named Volumes in a file named Volumes.java that adds two sets of volume measure

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Problem 3 10 Points Write A Java Class Named Volumes In A File Named Volumes Java That Adds Two Sets Of Volume Measure 1 (141.05 KiB) Viewed 46 times

Problem 3 (10 Points) Write a Java class named Volumes in a file named Volumes.java that adds two sets of volume measurements as follows. For example, you can add two volumes: 1 gallon, 2 quarts 1 cup and 2 gallons, 3 quarts, 1 cup. The resulting sum should show 4 gallons, 1 quart, 2 cups. Use three sets of variables. Each set has a variable to hold gallons, a variable to hold quarts and a variable to hold cups. Two sets of variables are for the volumes input from the user. The third set of variables will hold the sum of the other two sets (so there will be a variable each for gallons, quarts, and cups). So add the volumes from the first two sets of variables and store the result in the third set of variables. Finally, print the three volume values with annotations so the result will be meaningful to the user. If you need to introduce additional variables, feel free to do so. Read the values for the inputs with a Scanner. The user should provide values for gallons, quarts, and cups for each of the two volumes. All values entered by the user should be integers. Example: Volume 1: Enter gallons (int): 1 Enter quarts (int): 2 Enter cups (int): 1 Volume 2: Enter gallons (int): 2 Enter quarts (int): 3 Enter cups (int): 1 Totals: Gallons: 4 Quarts: 1 Cups: 2 Hand in Volumes.java.