A company ABC requires to use an online server for research experimentation for a certain number of days. The server will be used on certain days but not every day. To use an online server, the company is required to subscribe to a cloud provider. A cloud provider offers 3 subscriptions options: 1-day subscription, a 1-week subscription, or a 30-day subscription, each one of them has a price that can be found in a given array of prices, where prices [0] represents the price of a 1-day subscription, prices[1] represents the price of a 1-week subscription, and prices [2] represents the price of a 30-days subscription. Write a function MinSubscription to find the minimum amount of money that company ABC needs to have in order to use a server during all the experimentation days. Your function MinSubscription takes as parameters 3 values: E which represents the number of experimentation days. Days which has E integer values that represent the experimentation days Di where 1 < Di <= 365 Prices which has 3 values: 1-day Subscription, 1-Week Subscription, and 30-day Subscription Output: Your function should return the minimum cost of subscription(s) required to cover the given experimentation days. Example 1: prices = [4, 10, 25] Experimentation Days = [1, 3, 8, 9, 22, 23, 28, 31] output: 28 Explanation: 30-day subscription is not enough to cover 31 days. 28 = 10 + 10 + 4 + 4 10 = 1-week subscription to cover 3 to 9 10 = 1-week subscription to cover days 22 to 28 4 = 1-day subscription to cover day 1 4 = 1-day subscription to cover day 31 #include using namespace std; #include "Q3.cpp" int main(){ int Prices[]={4 ,10 ,25} int D=8; int Days[] = {1, 3, 8, 9, 22, 23, 28, 31}; cout << MinSubscription (D, Days, Prices)<