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UW Observe that in the table above all floating-point values display 8 digits after the decimal point. Think about how to utilize these manipulators in your code to control table formatting and arrangement. . O Lab Element B --- Dice Game using Simulation This is a two die game using random numbers for input. Generate a seed using srand() and your computer's system time. You will need to do the following in your code: #include // include ctime header file o time_t seed - time(); // define & initialize seed variable osrand(seed); // seed random no. generator for grins, you can see what happens if you do NOT seed the randon no. generator. Comment out the line srand(seed); and run your code several times. Observe the output of the call to rand() Generate random numbers between 1 and 6 to simulate rolls of 2 dice [rand()*6 + 1; // forces random values between 1 and 6. Why?] Add the sum of the 2 dice and compare the sum to the Winning, Losing, and Play Again conditions given below Display appropriate text (see examples). You will need to keep rolling the dice until you either reach a winning or losing condition. Note: if you need to roll again, the variable in your code representing the sum of the two die should be reset to @ . Condition Table Winning Conditions: 7, 9, and 11 Losing Conditions: 2, 3, and 5 Roll again conditions: 4, 6, and 12