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Please help me with the below using java. Please also comment the code (explai. What each li e is doing). Please make sure both codes are completed using recursion
![• Write a recursive method named searchList with the following
header:
• boolean searchList (int[] a, int size, int num)
• The method should accept as parameter the following values with the
specification mentioned below:
• a. A list of integer values
• b. Size of the array, size >=5
• c. Number to be searched in the parameter num, num >=0
• The method should return true if the number is contained within the
array list and false if the number is not in the array list.
• A savings account typically accrues savings using compound interest. If
you deposit $1,000 with a 10% interest rate per year, then after one year
you have a total of $1,100. If you leave this money in the account for
another year at 10% interest, then after two years the total will be
$1,210. After three years, you would have $1,331, and so on.
• Write a program that inputs the amount of money to deposit, an interest
rate per year, and the number of years the money will accrue compound
interest. Write a recursive function that calculates the amount of money
that will be in the savings account using the input information. To verify
your function, the amount should be equal to P(1 + i)n, where P is the
amount initially saved, i is the interest rate per year, and n is the number
of years.](https://content.bartleby.com/qna-images/question/fe17d774-1028-4930-91a0-5ff9cfeef98d/e3af8271-95ca-40a7-94a2-3ac392c5c888/s8qbj0m_thumbnail.jpeg)
Transcribed Image Text:• Write a recursive method named searchList with the following
header:
• boolean searchList (int[] a, int size, int num)
• The method should accept as parameter the following values with the
specification mentioned below:
• a. A list of integer values
• b. Size of the array, size >=5
• c. Number to be searched in the parameter num, num >=0
• The method should return true if the number is contained within the
array list and false if the number is not in the array list.
• A savings account typically accrues savings using compound interest. If
you deposit $1,000 with a 10% interest rate per year, then after one year
you have a total of $1,100. If you leave this money in the account for
another year at 10% interest, then after two years the total will be
$1,210. After three years, you would have $1,331, and so on.
• Write a program that inputs the amount of money to deposit, an interest
rate per year, and the number of years the money will accrue compound
interest. Write a recursive function that calculates the amount of money
that will be in the savings account using the input information. To verify
your function, the amount should be equal to P(1 + i)n, where P is the
amount initially saved, i is the interest rate per year, and n is the number
of years.
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