Write a statement that assigns numCoins with numNickels + numDimes. Ex: 5 nickels and 6 dimes results in 11 coins. Note: These activities may test code with different test values. This activity will perform two tests: the first with nickels = 5 and dimes = 6, the second with nickels = 9 and dimes = 0. 1 import java. util. Scanner;
2
3 public class AssigningSum {
4 public static void main(String[] args) {
5 int numCoins;
6 int numNickels;
7 int numDimes;
8
9 numNickels = 5;
10 numDimes - 6;
11
12 /* Your solution goes here
13
14 System. out. print("There are ");
15 System. out. print(numCoins);
16 System. out. println(" coins");
17 }
18 }

Explanation:

The statement solution was added to the code and then the code was repeated in order to create the second test case with 9 nickels and 0 dimes. The outputs for both test cases can be seen in the attached image below.

import java.util.Scanner;

class AssigningSum {

    public static void main(String[] args) {

        int numCoins;

        int numNickels;

        int numDimes;

        numNickels = 5;

        numDimes = 6;

        /* Your solution goes here */

        numCoins = numNickels + numDimes;

       System.out.print("There are ");

       System.out.print(numCoins);

       System.out.println(" coins");

//        TEST CASE 2

        numNickels = 9;

        numDimes = 0;

        /* Your solution goes here */

        numCoins = numNickels + numDimes;

        System.out.print("There are ");

        System.out.print(numCoins);

        System.out.println(" coins");

}

}

answer; ///i believe that the correct answer is (copper);