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CS111 Lab#3 Due: March 5th Q1. A movie theater only keeps a percentage of the revenue earned from ticket sales. The remainder goes to the movie distributor Write a program that calculates a theater's gross and net box office profit for a night. The program should ask for the name of the movie, and how many adult and child tickets were sold. (The price of an adult ticket $6.00, child ticket is $ 3.00.) Assume the theater keeps 20% of the gross box office profit. Use cout, statements to prompt the user for the name of the movie, number of child tickets sold and number of adult tickets sold. For the movie name use string datatype and use the getive feature to read in embedded space. Example: string movieName, //declare a variable of string datatype NOTE: if movie name is one word, like "Titanic" - then just write gin >2 movieName; should work fine BUT if the name is more than one word like "Harry Potter", you will have trouble reading your program input. Instead, use getlinel sin, movieName) Check Program 3-19 from the Text book for string input Note: string is NOT a built in datatype unlike int, double, and char, so you do need to add the string library header file #include getline U function is defined in string header file cstring Declare the price of adult ticket and child ticket to be const double. const double ADULT_TICKET 6.00; //constant declared and initialized const double CHILD TICKET 3.00; Make sure that all constant declared identifiers are written as uppercase- its a programming norm ( Note: the use of uppercase in ADULT TICKET and CHILD TICKET) Use setprecision for formatting a decimal number (two places after), See example code below: cout So write #include