Integers seedVal and upperLimit are read from input. srand$0$ is called with seedval as the seed. Assign variables sample$1,$

sample$2,$ sample$3,$ sample$4,$ and sample$5$ each with a random number between $0$ and upperLimit $-1,$ both inclusive.

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Ex: If upperLimit is $29,$ then one possible output is:

$1$

$13$

$18$

$26$

$27$

Sum: $85$

cin $$ upperLimit;

srand$($seedVal$)$;

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sum $=$ sample $1+$ sample $2+$ sample $3+$ sample $4+$ sample$5$;

cout $$ sample $1$ endl;

cout $$ sample $2$ endl;

cout $$ sample $3$ endl;

cout $$ sample $4$ endl;

cout $$ sample $5$ endl;

cout $$ "Sum: $"$ sum $$ endl;

return $$;

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