Answer:
F
Explanation:
The Math class cannot be instantiated because it has a private constructor.
However all the methods in the java.lang.Math are static which means that you can invoke them directly without having to instantiate the class. For example:
static int abs(int a) defined in the Math class can be invoked from the calling function as:
int absolute_value = Math.abs(a);
Note that the class Math is also declared as final which means it cannot be extended by any other class as well.
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