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Task 5 (15 pts.) in a file called printpowers. java, write a program that: • asks the user to enter a positive integer n > 1. it is ok if your program crashes when the user does not enter a valid integer. • if n < = 1, the program terminates. • if n > 1, the program prints out n0, n1, n2, up to (and including) the last power of n that is less than or equal to 4. for example: if the user enters 200, your program output should look exactly like this: enter a positive integer n > 1: 200 1 200 4 as another example: if the user enters 0, your program output should look exactly like this: enter a positive integer n > 1: 0

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