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    This Java code takes user input for mass and height to calculate BMI. It uses Math.pow to properly calculate BMI by squaring the height. The BMI is then evaluated and the corresponding category is displayed to the user, such as "Underweight (Mild Thinness)" or "Obese (Class III)".

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    This Java code takes user input for mass and height to calculate BMI. It uses Math.pow to properly calculate BMI by squaring the height. The BMI is then evaluated and the corresponding category is displayed to the user, such as "Underweight (Mild Thinness)" or "Obese (Class III)".

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    BMICategory ESTANOCO

    Uploaded by

    Harold Estanoco
    This Java code takes user input for mass and height to calculate BMI. It uses Math.pow to properly calculate BMI by squaring the height. The BMI is then evaluated and the corresponding category is displayed to the user, such as "Underweight (Mild Thinness)" or "Obese (Class III)".

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    import java.util.

    Scanner;

    public class BMICategory_ESTANOCO {


    public static void main(String args[]) {
    Scanner keyboard = new Scanner(System.in);
    double BMI;
    double mass, height;
    String category;

    System.out.println("Enter your mass (kg)");


    mass = keyboard.nextDouble();

    System.out.println("Enter your height (m)");


    height = keyboard.nextDouble();

    // Fix this wrong computation for BMI (HINT: Use Math.pow where applicable)
    BMI = mass / Math.pow(height, 2);

    if (BMI < 16.0) {


    category = "Undereweight (Severe Thinness)";

    } else if (BMI <= 16.9) {


    category = "Undereweight (Moderate Thinness)";

    } else if (BMI <= 18.9) {


    category = "Undereweight (Mild Thinness)";

    } else if (BMI <= 24.9) {


    category = "Normal Range";

    } else if (BMI <= 29.9) {


    category = "Overweight (Pre-obese)";

    } else if (BMI <= 34.9) {


    category = "Obese (Class I)";

    } else if (BMI <= 39.9) {


    category = "Obese (Class II)";

    } else {
    category = "Obese (Class III)";
    }

    System.out.println("BMI Category is " + category);

    }
    }

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