should use C++, i have attched how the answer should look like. this anwer below is wrong and i dont know why. please correct it to get the output as in the answer. #include<iostream>#include <cstdlib>#include<time.h>#include<iomanip>using namespace std;int main(){int r,n=5;double s=0,avg=0;srand(time(0));cout<<"Random numbers between 1 and 100 : \n";for(int i=0;i<n;i++){r=1+rand()%100;s+=r;cout<<r<<endl;}avg=s/n;cout<<"Average : "<<fixed<<setw(5)<<setprecision(2)<<avg<<endl;return 0;} ChromeFileEditViewHistoryBookmarksProfilesTabWindowHelpThu Aug 26 7:27 PMdeath valleyScore for this part: 0/10gel retirementandy pdf.pdfAutograder output for this part:Your Output –→ Expected Output RENAMED@@ -1,5 +1,20 @@Screen Shot1-05...3.54 PM1Running sales tax test 123.40Running sales tax test 123.40Enter the price: Running sales tax test 19.90+ Enter the price:$123.403Enter the price: Running sales tax test 867.503+ + $9.604Enter the price: Running sales tax test 42.004+Enter the price:$133.00ERO8 BLACK+6.+ Running sales tax test 19.907+ Enter the price:$19.908+ + $1.509.+ =:10$21.40Screen Shot1-05...8.40 PM++ Running sales tax test 867.50+ Enter the price:1112$867.5013+ + $67.2014+ =:15+$934.70deBlocks.Ink16+ Running sales tax test 42.00+ Enter the price:17$42.0018+ + $3.3019+dleMinGW20$45.30Installer.Ink18,053AUG 126WXW PMPart 3: Write a sales tax calculator for a world withoutentdfpennies or nickelsFor this program, you will get an input price from the user, and then you will calculate7.75% sales tax rounded to the nearest dime. You'll have to think a little bit abouthow to round a number to the nearest tenth rather than to the nearest whole number.You can do it with cout alone, or you can use round () function-but either way it'sgoing to take a trick. Take a look at the library documentation for moreinformation on the round () function.4 PMSee the end of this document for a hint!After you've calculated the sales tax, you'll output the total price as well, and theautograder will be looking for a specific kind of formatting. Here are some examples ofmy solution's output to give you an idea of how your formatting should look:solution ./salesTaxEnter the price: 12.20$12.20+ $0.90CKotO PM$13.10|→ solution ./salesTaxEnter the price: 47.30$47.30+ $3.70Ink$51.00→ solution ./salesTaxEnter the price: 54.30MinGWInstaller.Inklab01 (1).pdf79728068259.JPEGGMT20210813-0....txtGMT20210813-0....vttGMT20210813-....mp4Show All(18,049AUG 1WX26

C++ program to solve and given a problem to build the tax calculator and printing the output.

Part 3: Write a sales tax calculator for a world without pennies or nickels For this program, you will get an input price from the user, and then you will calculate 7.75% sales tax rounded to the nearest dime. You'll have to think a little bit about how to round a number to the nearest tenth rather than to the nearest whole number. You can do it with cout alone, or you can use round () function-but either way it's going to take a trick. Take a look at the library documentation for more information on the round () function. See the end of this document for a hint! After you've calculated the sales tax, you'll output the total price as well, and the autograder will be looking for a specific kind of formatting. Here are some examples of my solution's output to give you an idea of how your formatting should look: solution ./salesTax Enter the price: 12.20 $12.20 + $0.90 $13.10 + solution ./salesTax Enter the price: 47.30 $47.30 + $3.70 $51.00 → solution ./salesTax Enter the price: 54.30

Part 3: Write a sales tax calculator for a world without pennies or nickels For this program, you will get an input price from the user, and then you will calculate 7.75% sales tax rounded to the nearest dime. You'll have to think a little bit about how to round a number to the nearest tenth rather than to the nearest whole number. You can do it with cout alone, or you can use round () function-but either way it's going to take a trick. Take a look at the library documentation for more information on the round () function. See the end of this document for a hint! After you've calculated the sales tax, you'll output the total price as well, and the autograder will be looking for a specific kind of formatting. Here are some examples of my solution's output to give you an idea of how your formatting should look: solution ./salesTax Enter the price: 12.20 $12.20 + $0.90 $13.10 + solution ./salesTax Enter the price: 47.30 $47.30 + $3.70 $51.00 → solution ./salesTax Enter the price: 54.30

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