Write a method so that the main() code below can be replaced by simpler code that calls method calcMilesTraveled(). Original main(): public class CalcMiles {
public static void main(String [] args) {
double milesPerHour = 70.0;
double minutesTraveled = 100.0;
double hoursTraveled;
double milesTraveled;
hoursTraveled = minutesTraveled / 60.0;
milesTraveled = hoursTraveled * milesPerHour;
System. out. println("Miles: " + milesTraveled);
}
}
1 import java. util. Scanner;
2
3 public class CalcMiles (
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5 /" Your solution goes here ./
6 private double calcMilesTraveled(double milesPertour, double ninsTraveled)
7 double hoursTraveled
8 double milesTraveled;
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10 hoursTraveled mibsTraveled 60.8
11 milesTraveled hoursTraveled milesperhour
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13 return milesTraveled;
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15
16 public static void main(String 0] args)
17 double milesPerhour 70.0;
18 double minutesTraveled 100.0
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20 System. out. printin("Miles: mphAndMinutesToMiles(milesPerHour, minutesTraveled))i

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import java.util.Scanner;

public class CalcMiles{

//This line defines the calcMilesTraveled method

private static double calcMilesTraveled(double milesPerhour, double minsTraveled){

//This declares hoursTraveled

double hoursTraveled;

//This declares milesTraveled

double milesTraveled;

//This calculates the hoursTraveled

hoursTraveled = minsTraveled/60.0;

//This calculates the milesTraveled

milesTraveled = hoursTraveled * milesPerhour;

//This returns the milesTraveled

return milesTraveled;

}

//The main method begins here

public static void main(String [] args){

//This declares and initializes milesPerhour

double milesPerhour =70.0;

//This declares and initializes minutesTraveled

double minutesTraveled = 100.0;

//This calls the calcMilesTraveled function and also prints the required result

System.out.println("Miles: "+calcMilesTraveled(milesPerhour, minutesTraveled));

}

}

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