* Implement the method that takes in two numbers as input arguments: an account

* balance (rounded to two decimal points) and an annual interest rate expressed

* as a percentage. The method return string indicated the balance after five

* years have elapsed. The return blance after five years should be rounded to

* two decimal points See examples below. Note that the interest from the first

* year is added back to the bank balance and is, therefore, itself subject to

* interest in the second year, and so on.

*

*

* Examples:

*

*

*

* if balance=6000.00 and interest=4.25 then return "The balance was 6000.00 with interest 4.25, after five years balance is 7388.08"
* if balance=3000.00 and interest=3.50 then return "The balance was 3000.00 with interest 3.50, after five years balance is 3563.06"
* if balance=4000.00 and interest=2.25 then return "The balance was 4000.00 with interest 2.25, after five years balance is 4470.71"
* 

*

*

* Remember that double quotations are shown above to indicate the beginning and

* end of the string value, and these double quotations are not part of the

* return value.

*

* Make sure the method compiles without errors and returns the correct result

* when invoked.

*

* @param balance : input balance

* @param interest : an annual interest rate expressed as a percentage. rounded

* to two decimal points

* @return String value as shown in the examples above

*/

public static String fiveyearbalance(double balance, double interest) {

/* Your implementation of this method starts here.

* Recall that :

* 1. No System.out.println statements should appear here.

* Instead, you need to return the result.

* 2. No Scanner operations should appear here (e.g., input.nextInt()).

* Instead, refer to the input parameters of this method.

*/

and this

/**

* Implement the method that converts a Fahrenheit degree to Celsius using the

* formula celsius = (5/9) (fahrenheit – 32).

*

* The method receives temperature degrees in Fahrenheit and returns string

* value as shown below in the examples. The celsius degree is rounded to two

* decimal points.

*

* Examples:

*

*

*

* if fahrenheit=100.0 then return "Fahrenheit 100.0 is 37.78 in Celsius"
* if fahrenheit=10.0 then return "Fahrenheit 10.0 is -12.22 in Celsius"
* if fahrenheit=150.0 then return "Fahrenheit 150.0 is 65.56 in Celsius"
* 

*

* Remember that double quotations are shown above to indicate the beginning and

* end of the string value, and these double quotations are not part of the

* return value.

*

* Make sure the method compiles without errors and returns the correct result

* when invoked.

*

* @param fahrenheit input temperature value as double

* @return string value, see above examples

*/

public static String temperature(double fahrenheit) {

/* Your implementation of this method starts here.

* Recall that :

* 1. No System.out.println statements should appear here.

* Instead, you need to return the result.

* 2. No Scanner operations should appear here (e.g., input.nextInt()).

* Instead, refer to the input parameters of this method.

*/