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Write one void function to cout the results for ONE TV size. It should have ONE, whole number parameter -- the diagonal measurement of a TV, like 42. It should use the C++ library formatting functions to make nicely-spaced columns. One call to the function should produce output like this, with the diagonal measurement, width, height, and area, in that order: 42 36.6 20.6 754 Write three value-returning functions, each with one parameter: the diagonal measurement. Write one to calculate and return the width, another for the height, and another for the area (in square inches). Call these from the void function! Call the void function from int main 5 times with different sizes of the user's choice AND include column headings, like this: Enter the diagonal inches for 1st TV: 42 Enter the diagonal inches for 2nd TV: 50 Enter the diagonal inches for 3rd TV: 80 Enter the diagonal inches for 4th TV: 132 Enter the diagonal inches for 5th TV: 24 diagonal width height area -------- ----- ------ ---- 42 36.6 20.6 754 50 ? ? ? 80 ? ? ? 132 ? ? ? 24 ? ? ? Format width and height with one decimal digit, and area with none. Submit the program as [login to view URL], spelled and cased exactly that way. Note that Canvas will add version-tracking to the file name in resubmissions . You may write a function to cout the 2-line heading with columns names and underlines, or not -- your choice. Name the functions and variables as you wish, as long as they are descriptive of what they do. For example: double a(int k) // calculates width -- this won't do... double width(int diagonal) // this is better!