Objective: Allocate memory dynamically. Utilize pointers to directly manipulate memory Problem: You have been hired by EA to work on a new Ghostbusters game. In this game, there is a multiplayer mode where players must capture the ghosts and as all good Ghostbusters know you can't cross the streams. Your task is to create the framework to identify at what point the streams might cross in a 3-dimensional space. You will do this by implementing the Gauss-Jordan Elimination method of solving a linear system of equations. Details . You will utilize a dynamically allocated array o You may create a dynamic multi- or single dimension array Dynamic multi-dimensional arrays require double pointers Remember that standard multi-dimensional arrays in C++ are stored as single dimension arrays in memory o This may be easier to work with than the double pointers. The number of rows will be dependent on the number of players The number of columns will always be 4 (x, y, z, constant) . The size of the array should be determined by the number of equations in the file. . You are not expected to write a program that solves the matrix. We will leave it to someone else at EA to develop the Al that utilizes your framework and solves the matrix automatically. We are simply providing the functions that allow changes to be made to the array . The linear equations will be read from a file . Develop a user interface to modify the equations Objective: Allocate memory dynamically. Utilize pointers to directly manipulate memory Problem: You have been hired by EA to work on a new Ghostbusters game. In this game, there is a multiplayer mode where players must capture the ghosts and as all good Ghostbusters know you can't cross the streams. Your task is to create the framework to identify at what point the streams might cross in a 3-dimensional space. You will do this by implementing the Gauss-Jordan Elimination method of solving a linear system of equations. Details . You will utilize a dynamically allocated array o You may create a dynamic multi- or single dimension array Dynamic multi-dimensional arrays require double pointers Remember that standard multi-dimensional arrays in C++ are stored as single dimension arrays in memory o This may be easier to work with than the double pointers. The number of rows will be dependent on the number of players The number of columns will always be 4 (x, y, z, constant) . The size of the array should be determined by the number of equations in the file. . You are not expected to write a program that solves the matrix. We will leave it to someone else at EA to develop the Al that utilizes your framework and solves the matrix automatically. We are simply providing the functions that allow changes to be made to the array . The linear equations will be read from a file . Develop a user interface to modify the equations