oks My library > CST 112: Introduction to Programming home > 2.11: Integer division and modulo 211.3. Integer alvision and moquio. ACTIVITY 477358 3451196.73zqy? Jump to level 1 Integer variables totalVolume and itemVolume are read from input. An item takes up itemVolume cubic inches, and the volume of a box is given by totalVolume cubic inches. Assign remainingVolume with the remaining volume after filling as many boxes as possible. Ex: If the input is 13 4, then the output is Remaining volume: 1 1 import java.util.Scanner; 2 3 public class RemainingVolume { 4 5 6 7 TO68L 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 } public static void main(String[] args) { } Scanner scnr = new Scanner(System.in); int totalvolume; int itemVolume; int remainingVolume; EzyBooks catalog ? Help/FA totalvolume = scnr.nextInt(); itemVolume = scnr.nextInt(); /*Your code goes here / System.out.println("Remaining volume:" + remainingVolume); 1 2 31 oks My library> CST 112: Introduction to Programming home > 2.11: Integer division and moduloZT13: Integer avision ana moguioACTIVITYJump to level 1Integer variables totalVolume and itemVolume are read from input. An item takes up itemVolume cubic inches, and the volume ofa box is given by totalVolume cubic inches Assign remaining Volume with the remaining volume after filling as many boxes aspossible.Ex If the input is 13 4. then the output isRemaining volume: 11 import java.util.Scanner;23 public class RemainingVolume (4567B993993221011121314151617public static void main(String[] args) (Scanner scnr new Scanner(System.in):int totalvolume:int itemVolume;int remainingVolume;EzyBooks catalogtotalVolume scnr.next Int ();itenVolume scnr.nextInt():Your code goes here /System.out.println("Remaining volume:" remainingVolume);Help/FAD-D-D-

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