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1. Write a program that prints the 1st integer that is greater than 50, is divisible by 44, and is not divisible by 5. 2. Implement a function called "Order" that takes 3 integers (x, y, y) and sorts them. The function does not return any value. For example, consider 3 integer inputs and the function as follows: int X=3, Y=2, Z=5; Order (X, Y, 2); then, it should return (2=5 X=3 Y=2) 3. Write a function named "Place" that searches for a given element through a given array. 4. Write a function named "move" that takes 2 inputs: an array of integers (size = n) an integer that informs the user about the number of elements in the array The function moves the elements of the array one location to the right. The element of the last location is to be moved back to location 0. Note: Take the array for example to be like: a[0), a[1], a[2),.., a[n-1) 5. Write a function called Compute() that takes as inputs both the array Cubel) of integer elements and the number (n) of elements, then calculates the number of positive elements in it