Draw a class inheritance diagram for the following set of classes. • Class Goat extends Object and adds a member variable tail and functions milk and jump. Class Pig extends Object and adds a member variable nose and func- tions eat and wallow. • Class Horse extends Object and adds member variables height and color, and functions run and jump. • Class Racer extends Horse and adds a function race. • Class Equestrian extends Horse and adds a member variable weight and functions trot and is Trained.

Draw a class inheritance diagram for the following set of classes. • Class Goat extends Object and adds a member variable tail and functions milk and jump. Class Pig extends Object and adds a member variable nose and func- tions eat and wallow. • Class Horse extends Object and adds member variables height and color, and functions run and jump. • Class Racer extends Horse and adds a function race. • Class Equestrian extends Horse and adds a member variable weight and functions trot and is Trained.

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