NEED HELP ASAP JAVA CODE

Question

Design an mHealth system that consists of 2 biometric devices:

1) temperature sensor device, and

2) oxygen saturation device (𝑆po₂).

the mHealth class has the following properties and behaviors:

• productName: the name of the product based on the brand (e.g., SparkFun Pulse Oximeter, BiosignalPlux 𝑆po₂).

• biodata: the type of the data (e.g., 𝑆po₂, temperature).

• accuracy: this is compared to the gold standard device (e.g., +-2% for the 𝑆po₂, 0.02 Celsius for the temperature).

• computeOutput() with no implementation.

• Accessor and mutator methods

For the oxygen saturation device, it is an mHealth device which computes the (𝑆po₂) from the partial pressure of oxygen (𝑝𝑂₂) based on the following formula: 𝑆po₂ = (23,400 ∗ ((𝑝𝑂₂)3 + 150 ∗ 𝑝𝑂₂)^-1 + 1)^-1

For each of the two 𝑆po₂ devices, ask for the 𝑝𝑂₂ in torr (unit of pressure) and compute the 𝑆po₂. You also need to compare the two devices if they are equal in terms of the computed 𝑆po₂ and display the information for each of those devices. The OxygenSaturation class has the following properties and behaviors:

• partPressOx: partial pressure of oxygen in torr.

• oxygenSat: oxygen saturation as a percentage (e.g., 99%).

• Constants.

• computeOutput(): this method compute 𝑆po₂.

• Accessor and mutator methods.

• Any properties and methods from the mHealth class.

The temperature device is also an mHealth device which computes the temperature in Celsius from x Fahrenheit formula: 𝑇emperature (𝐶elcius) = (𝑥 − 32) ∗ 5 / 9

For each of the two temperature devices, you need to compare if the temperature measurements are equal on both devices. In addition, need to display the biometric information for each of the devices. the Temperature class has the following properties and behaviors:

• temperValue: temperature is originally in Fahrenheit and can be modified to Celsius

• Constants

• computeOutput(): the method converts the value of the temperValue to Celsius.

• Accessor and mutator methods.

• Any properties and methods from the mHealth class. You will have a test class (i.e., main class) that invokes the methods and creates objects. In addition, the methods that compare the biometric data and display the biometric information need to be implemented in the main class (i.e., only two methods). In other words, you must only have two methods, and not two methods for one type of object and two methods for the other object.

Answer 1

class Temperature

{

protected double temperValue;

public Temperature( double tempFahrenheit) { temperValue = tempFahrenheit; }

public double Get() { return(temperValue); }

public double ToCelsius()

{

return(

(temperValue - 32)*5.0f/9

);

}

public double computeOutput()

{

double dblCelsiusReturn = ToCelsius();

System.out.println(" Celsius = " + dblCelsiusReturn + " : Fahrenheit = " + temperValue);

return(dblCelsiusReturn);

}

public Temperature(Temperature t) { this.temperValue = t.temperValue; }

@Override public String toString()

{

return(

(new Double(temperValue)).toString()

);

}

}

class OxygenSaturation

{

protected double pO2;

protected double SpO2;

protected double accuracy;

protected String name;

public OxygenSaturation( double partial_pressure_of_oxygen)

{

pO2 = partial_pressure_of_oxygen;

accuracy = 0.02;

name = null;

}

public double GetPartialPressureOfOxygen() { return(pO2); }

public String GetName() { return(name); }

public double GetSaturation() { return(SpO2); }

public double GetAccuracy() { return(accuracy); }

public void SetAccuracy( double x) { accuracy = x; }

public void SetName( String strName) { name = new String(strName); }

public double computeOutput()

{

double x = Math.pow(pO2,3)+150*pO2;

double t = 23400 * Math.pow(x,-1)+1;

return(

Math.pow(t,-1)

);

}

}

class MHealthMain

{

Temperature t = new Temperature(98.6);

//double pS02 = YOU NEED TO PROVIDE THE # !!!!!

OxygenSaturation mySo2 = new OxygenSaturation(pS02);

t.computeOutput();

mySo2.computeOutput();

}