[Solved]B2 Boolean Method Aredifferent Takes Two Parameters Type Double Intended Return True Diffe Q37084949

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B2. A boolean method areDifferent takes two parameters that are type double and is intended to return true if the difference between the parameters is greater thap a given threshold, LIMIT, that has been defined as a constant in the class containing this method. The method nown in part below I/ postcondition: return true public boolean areDifferent (double vall, double val2) if the difference between vall and va12 is greater than LIMIT; otherwise return false /I code not shown Consider the following replacements for / missing code. I. return (vall-val2) >LIMIT II. double difference- vall -va12: if (-LIMIT < difference && difference <-LIMIT) return false; else return true: III. double difference-vall -val2; if(difference <-LIMIT) else if (difference > LIMIT) else return true: return true; return false hich of these replacements for I/ missing code would make areDifferent work as intended? A. I only B. I only C. MII only D. II and III only E. I,II, and III Show transcribed image text B2. A boolean method areDifferent takes two parameters that are type double and is intended to return true if the difference between the parameters is greater thap a given threshold, LIMIT, that has been defined as a constant in the class containing this method. The method nown in part below I/ postcondition: return true public boolean areDifferent (double vall, double val2) if the difference between vall and va12 is greater than LIMIT; otherwise return false /I code not shown Consider the following replacements for / missing code. I. return (vall-val2) >LIMIT II. double difference- vall -va12: if (-LIMIT

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