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void arrMerge(int*& A, int Asize, int*& B, int Bsize, int *&C, int& CSize){

7. Given two int arrays that are properly initialized, write a function, which merge the contents of the two arrays into a new array. The size of new array is the sum of two existing arrays' sizes. 3 5 791 13 B | 10 | 20 | 30 | 40 | 50 C35791310 20304050 In the above example, A and B are the two original arrays. C is the resulting array. The function head is listed as follows. The Asize parameter is the array A size. Similarly, Bsize and Csize are the sizes of array B and C respectively. In this problem, we assume the arrays pointed by A and B are dynamically allocated by function caller. Array C should be dynamically allocated by the function. Please note the array stores the values of A before the values of B. After being merged, the array A and B should be released. (15 points) void arrMerge(int*& A, int, Asize, int*& B, int Bsize, int*& C, int& Csize)