1. Based on the Figure 2.0, answer question below: 6 4 2 5 3 1 Figure 2.0: Scores for six subjects a) Define a two-dimensional array, scores to store the data as shown in Figure 2. (3 marks) b) Write a statement to store the value 17 in the last column of the last row in the array, scores (2 marks) 2. Complete the program as shown in Figure 2.1, to get output as follows: (10 marks) Output: Marks for subject 1 s * Marks for subject 2 Is 97 Marks for subject 3 is 79 Maris for subject 4 is 86 Marks for subjects is 4 Total marks for the student is 444 Average marks for the student is 68.6 // This program stores, in an array, the marks scored by 1) a students for 5 subjects. The program display marks for each subject marks, total marks and average marks for the student. #include using namespace std; int main() double total; // total marks double average; // student's average marks // i) Define array marks with elements type double to store marks for five subjects as 88, 97, 79, 86, 94. total = 0; // Display the marks for each subject and total and average marks. return 0; ) Figure 2.1: A program to display marks for five subjects