Java:According to this diagram, what are the methods that the StagBeetle class can use? (Select all that apply)Group of answer choices: A: hornSizeB: fly()C: emitPheromone()D: eat() Answer the question below using this UML diagram (this same diagram isused in multiple questions).flightSpeed: floatfly(): voidstomach: intBeetleStagBeetleeat(nutrients: int) : voidhornSize: floathornSizefly0Insecteat()emitPheromone()AntemitPheromone(): void2..colony members1According to this diagram, what are the methods that the StagBeetle classcan use? (Select all that apply)colony of residenceAntColonyresidents: Ant[]buildAnthill(): void

UML, or Unified Modeling Language, is a standardized visual modeling language widely used in software engineering to express design and analysis of systems. It provides a set of graphical notations to depict the structure and behavior of software systems, facilitating communication and comprehension among software developers, stakeholders, and team members.Based on the provided UML diagram:StagBeetle inherits from Beetle, which means it includes the methods from Beetle.Beetle has the method fly(), so StagBeetle inherits this method.Therefore, the correct answer is:B: fly()So, the StagBeetle class can use the fly() method.A: hornSizeIncorrect: StagBeetle does have the hornSize attribute, its not a method according to the provided UML diagram.C: emitPheromone()Incorrect: StagBeetle does not have the emitPheromone() method. This method belongs to the Ant class, not the Beetle or StagBeetle.D: eat()Incorrect: StagBeetle does not have the eat() method. The eat() method is part of the Insect class, but StagBeetle inherits from Beetle, not directly from Insect.So, in conclusion, the correct options is B fly(), and the incorrect options are C (emitPheromone()) and D (eat()).