Please answer keeping in mind that it's for java language! Question 1:Concept Questions:a. Can interfaces be used to exhibit polymorphism. Explain with acoded example.Question 2:a. Write a function to compute the square root of a number to a precisionof 4.b. Can a serialized object be transferred over a network? Write acomplete class to show how this might be achieved.

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