Objective To create a series DC circuit solver that involves voltage, current, resistance, and power. It will use Ohm's law to determine the voltage, power, and current through individual resistors. Laboratory Checklist: Review Ohm's law. See last page in the document Review C++ Functions Review C++ Vector class Read Problem Specification Please create and implement a simple series circuit solver for one resistor. Use the filename of ohmslaw-a.cpp for GITHUB.UC.EDU submission. Please create and implement a series circuit solver that can take an "unlimited" number of resistors by utilizing the C vector" class. Use the filename of ohmslaw-b.cpp for GITHUB.UC EDU submission. Please add a menu to your series circuit solver to allow for deleting nodes (resistors) in your circuit, display the calculated results, allow for adding nodes (resistors) to your circuit, and changing input voltage. When complete push assignment related files to GITHUB under lab6 folder containing both ohmslaw-a.cpp, ohmslab-b.cpp and ohmslaw-c.cpp. Specification: This assignment is divided into three parts one is a simple implementation of a series DC circuit (a voltage source, resistance, and current plus power calculation). Part two will use the vector class to "unlimit" the number of resistors in the circuit. Part 3 is to create an edit menu so you can make changes to your circuit. If you need a refresher course (or introduction) on ohm's law see the last page for a description. This assignment is divided into three parts so you will have to create three separate projects in the IDE of your choice. Part A