Part 3 Given is a matrix of NxN integers (you create this). The matrio is initialized to random values between 1 and 10 inclusive. The problem is to calculate the distribution of values, i.e., the number of elements that are 1, the number that are 2, etc. Divide the work up among P worker processes (threads). The matrix is shared by the workers You may NOT assume that N is a multiple af P. Divide the matrix into aimost P equal-size strips of rows. Each worker will ONLY calculate the distribution of its strip(s). When all workers have completed their tasks, only one worker should accumulate and print the distributions Use the C rand number function with seed to generate psuedo-random numbers The values of N and P should be read as command-line arguments. Write the results to standard output Run experiments for N between 64-1000 and P between, 2 to 64. (NOTE: for serial code, P-1) N and P are command line args