ONLY ANSWER the SECOND QUESTION (1B) PLEASE, THE FIRST IS INCLUDED JUST TO PROVIDE CONTEXT!!!!!

Question 1a: One-dimensional Array

Write a program. Below is a skeleton for the code to be written. There are three for loops: the first one is to set up the values for each array element by using the formula x[i]=i (i= 0, 99), and the second loop is to compute the sum of all array elements. The third for loop is used to calculate the standard deviation:

#include

using namespace std;

int main()

{

float x[100];

float sum=0, mean=0.0, standard_deviation=0.0;

//the first for loop to set up each array element by using the above formula

/* TO BE FILLED IN */

//the second for loop to compute the mean of all array elements and store it in mean

/* TO BE FILLED IN */

cout << Sum of all array elements is << sum << endl ;

//the third for loop to compute the standard deviation of all array elements and store it in standard_deviation

/* TO BE FILLED IN */

cout << Standard Deviation of all array elements is << standard_deviation << endl ;

system( pause);

return 0;

}

Question 1b: Passing an Array into a Function

Continue the work in Q1a and create a function with the following interface:

float SumArray(arg1, arg2), where arg1 is the whole array and arg2 represents the number of elements in the array. The purpose of this array is to compute the sum of all array elements.

Write a main( ) to test this function with the same data as in Q1.

cout << SumArray( x, 99) << endl;