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Complete the pizzaCaloriesPerSlice() method to compute the calories for a single slice of pizza. A pizzaCalories() method returns a pizza's total calories given the pizza diameter passed as an argument. A pizza Slices() method returns the number of slices in a pizza given the pizza diameter passed as an argument. double pizzacaloriesPerSlice(double pizzaDiameter) { double totalcalories; double caloriesPerSlice; totalCalories - Placeholder_A; calories Perslice - Placeholder_B; return caloriesPerSlice;
1) Type the expression for Placeholder. A to compute the total calories for a pizza with diameter pizzaDiameter totalCalories =
2) Type the expression for Placeholder_B to compute the calories per slice calories Perslice =
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