Write a complete program to output your first name on line 2. your last name on

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Write a complete program to output your first name on line 2. your last name on line 4. and your birth state on line 7 using one cout. Add to your program to output your first name on line 9 using one cout. your last nameon line 11 using another cout, and then your birth state on line 14 using another cout. Part 2 20 Points Write a complete program to find the weighted average of 3 double numbers imputed by the user using your equation based on the last digit of your student ID and then output the average using a statement of your selection, where E = even = 0, 2, 4, 6, 8; O = odd = 1, 3, 5, 7, 9:

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//PART-2.

/**C++ program that prompts user to enter
a, b and c and finds the last digit of the student
id and based on the last digit, the average
of three numbers.*/
#include<iostream>
using namespace std;
//SET student ID
#define STUDENT_ID 1234
int main()
{

   //declare three variables
   double a;
   double b;
   double c;
   double average=0;

   int lastDigit=STUDENT_ID%10;

   //read a
   cout<<"Enter a value : ";
   cin>>a;
   //read b
   cout<<"Enter b value : ";
   cin>>b;
   //read c
   cout<<"Enter c value : ";
   cin>>c;

   //Check if lastDigit is odd
   if(lastDigit%2==1)
   {
       //find average
       average=(18*a+12*b-6*c)/15.0;
   }
   else
   {
       //Check if lastDigit is odd
       //find average
       average=(12*a-3*b+15*c)/15.0;
   }

   cout<<" Student ID : "<<STUDENT_ID<<endl;
   //print average
   cout<<"Average :"<<average<<endl;

   //pause the program output on console until user enters a key
   system("pause");
   return 0;
}

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sAMPLE OUTPUT:

Enter a value : 5
Enter b value : 6
Enter c value : 8

Student ID : 1234
Average :10.8

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