1. Create a new file fallMars.cpp which will contain a program to compute the falling distance and velocity on the mars. The program should read in the time in seconds. The formula for the velocity after t seconds is: velocity = g * t where g = 3.73 meters per second"2 and 1 is the time in seconds. The formula for the distance after t seconds is: distance = (1 /2) * velocity * t CSE1222 Lab 2 CSE1222-Spring 2018 Write your program using the following initial code: / File: fallMars.cpp // Created by Your Name / Created on: Creation Date /Place your comment here / #include using namespace std; int main () /*Place your solution here/ return (0) Replace "Your name" with your name, "Creation Date" with today's date, "Place your comment here" with a comment that briefly specifies what problem your program solves, and "Place your solution here" with your C++code. Use single line comments where appropriate. Your program must produce exactly the same output as illustrated in fallMars.exe on the same inputs values. Compile and run your program and check it against fallMars.exe