Consider the following poem: A dozen, a gross and a score and three times the square root of four divided by seven plus five times eleven is nine squared and not a bit more.

// #include  #include  // Need this for istringstream below 

#include  // needed for sqrt #include  // for exit() 

using namespace std; 

double eval_limerick(int dozen, int gross, int score) { 

 // TODO - Your code here 

}

// I'm using command line arguments below to let me test your program with // various values from a batch file. int main(int argc, char **argv) { int dozen, gross, score; 

 if (argc < 4) { cerr <<"Usage: limerick dozen-val gross-val score-val "; exit(1); 

 } istringstream(argv[1]) >>dozen; istringstream(argv[2]) >>gross; istringstream(argv[3]) >>score; 

// Invoke the eval_limerick function correctly and print the result // with a single newline at the end of the line. // TODO - Your code here

return 0; }