C++ classes and objects

Complete right (a) class Vehicle with a constructor with one parame- ter to initialise model, (b) class Car inheriting public from Vehicle with (c) a constructor with two parameters to initialise both attributes and (d) a member function print outputting the model and in round brackets the power in kW, (e) class Cabrio inheriting public from Car with (f) a constructor with three parameters to initialise its three attributes and (g) a member function print printing string "Cabrio", calling same name method from its direct upper class and outputting "with retractable hardtop" in case of value true of the Bool- ean attribute. In function main below initialise variables (h) cl with an object and a pointer c2 to a new object on heap of type Cabrio with the values shown in the example below. Send to (i) object cl and to (k) the object c2 points to each a message print! ; PO8 (2020-01-17) Vehicle #include using namespace std; class Vehicle {protected: string model; public: (a) Vehicle Cabrio }; (b)class Car {protected: unsigned int kW; public: (c) Car (d) void print (void) (e)class Cabrio {protected: bool retractable; public: (f) Cabrio (g) void print (void) int main(void) (hl. (K return 0; Cabrio BMW Mini Cooper (85 kW) Beispiel/Example Cabrio BMW i8 Roadster (275 kW) with retractable hardtop