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A bitter rivalry has developed between two lecture sections (section A and section B) regarding which is smarter. The performance of each section can be measured as the percentage of students who answer a question correctly in class. Debug a function called SmarterSection) that takes four inputs. The first input is the number of students in section A that answer the question correctly, and the second input is the total number of students in section A. Similarly, the third input is the number of students in section B that answer the question correctly, and the fourth input is the total number of students in section B. The Smartersection () function should return true if section A performs better than section B and false otherwise. Example: SmarterSection(40, 50, 75, 100) should return true. Smartersection should throw std::invalid_argument if the arguments are invalid The function prototype is bool Smartersection(int A correct, int A_total, int B_correct, int B_total). START by correcting the syntax error(s), If any. 1. bool SmarterSection(int A_correct, int A_total, int B_corect, int B_total) { 2 return A_correct A_total B_correct B_total 3