1. (8 points) In increments of 10 mph, the following table describes Total Stopping Distance (the sum of perception reaction distance and braking distance) on a clean, dry highway for a typical car: Speed (mph) Total Stopping Distance (feet) 10 20 30 40 50 63 109 164 229 304 388 481 584 70 80 90 Write a program: stopping_distance.cpp that accepts any between O and 90 mph speed (including fractional speeds, for example 72.5 mph) and calculates the estimated stopping distance, in feet. Check for inputs above 90 mph and give an error response to the user. Use linear interpolation between the given sample points. The formula is depicted as follows: (x2.y2) (x,y) y1 + (x-x1) . (y2-y1)/(x2-x1) (x1,yl) Use these input values for testings and please paste all the results: 10, 15, 33.35, 60.0, 60.75, 83.33, 89, 90 (mph)