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Address this problem by adding or modifying the mutator method, setAlcohol. If the variable that is being set is over 1 then set the alcohol variable to the incoming value divided by 100. Otherwise set the alcohol variable to the incoming value. You should also do this check for the percentage set by the constructor Test your program by sett1ng the percent alcohol to 5 0 and to 0 05 The results should be unchanged.
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