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Write a program that takes a list of integers as input. The input begins with an integer indicating the number of integers that follow. You can safely assume that the number of integers entered is always less than or equal to 10. The program then determines whether these integers are sorted in the ascending order (i.e. from the smallest to the largest). If these integers are sorted in the ascending order, the program will output Sorted; otherwise, it will output Unsorted Ex: if the user enters 7 1 3 4 2 4 5 7 the program will output: Unsorted If the user enters. 71 2 4 5 7 9 10 the program will output: Sorted You MUST define and call the following function to determine whether the integers are sorted in the ascending order or not. This function will take the array of the integers and its size as input and return a boolean value with true ndicating sorted and false for unsorted. bool isSorted(int arrayl, int size); do anomon Attent to bend n morning In this program, you will have to compute and print the quotient and the remainder of a division. The program requires to write and use a function called integerDivision. This function takes 3 integer arguments: the dividend, the divisor, and a third variable that will be used to store the remainder of the division. The function returns the result of the integer division. For example, after the following function call result = integerDivision (11, 5, rest); result must be equal to 2 and rest must be equal to 1. In the main function, get two integers from standard input (dividend and divisor, in order), call integer Division, and then print the result as: divided by equals with a rest of if the division has a reminder. If not, just print: divided by equals