Java program to solve quadratic equations. Design a class QuadraticRoots which has following members: • Data: • Methods: • Setter functions (total 3) • Getter functions (total 3) • computeRoots • if the discriminant greater than zero --- find two distinct real roots • if the discriminant equal to zero find the real roots • if the discriminant is less than zero find the two distinct complex (imaginary) roots • should also handle the iota (i) • displayRoots • get values of a, b, c from the user and display the output for each case.

Java program to solve quadratic equations. Design a class QuadraticRoots which has following members: • Data: • Methods: • Setter functions (total 3) • Getter functions (total 3) • computeRoots • if the discriminant greater than zero --- find two distinct real roots • if the discriminant equal to zero find the real roots • if the discriminant is less than zero find the two distinct complex (imaginary) roots • should also handle the iota (i) • displayRoots • get values of a, b, c from the user and display the output for each case.

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