program that simulates the simultaneous rolling of three pairs of six-sided dice (six dice). Run the simulation 10,000 times, 100,000 times, 1,000,000 times, and 10,000,000 times. For each run, print the number of times that snake eyes occurs, i.e. all three pairs of dice (six dice total) show a combined minimum value of six (i.e. all the dice show "1"). Print the results in a table like this (your numbers will vary): 10000:0snakeeyes100000:1snakeeyes1000000:15snakeeyes10000000:246snakeeyes The odds of all six dice showing ones are (61)6, or roughly 2 in 100,000 , which is reflected in the table above. While you are free to write the code in any way that satisfies the specification, I strongly encourage you to use this opportunity to familiarize yourself with the C++ standard library, in particular the C++11 random number generation library, as the use of std::rand will lead to biased outcomes. Also, since the specification speaks of pairs of dice, consider to create a Die and a Pair class, and store the 3 pairs of dice in a std: : vector or std: : array