In Haskell a) Implement a function averageThree' to return the average of three integers. Next, use averageThree to define another function 'howManyAboveAverage' which returns how many of its three inputs are larger than their average value. b) Use your 'averageThree' function from above to write another function averageThreelnOne' which receives the three input values as a triple rather than separately. c) Implement a function 'orderTriple' which accept a triple of integers as input, and evaluates to a triple with the three integers appearing in ascending order. Use functions written for (a) and/or (b) as helper functions scoped inside the main function to do this