Program has to be in C++ code.

Thanks.

P.S. The other post that was posted similar to this one was answered completely wrong/incorrect and hasn't been fixed.

m3 1. Multiple functions can have the same name as long as they have different paramet er lists. We say that these functions names are overloaded. Write a C++ program that helps a carpenter calculate the weight of lumber. Assume the density of pine is 400 mily, and the density of oak is 740 m [1]. More specifically... Your program should have five functions: one named main, two named weightOak, and two named weightPine. Use a separate header file, and declare your functions in that header file. One of the functions named weightOak and one of the functions named weight Pine should take one parameter, representing the length of the wood in feet. These functions should assume the width is 1.5 and the depth is 3.5, and they should return the weight in kilograms. The other function named weightOak and the other function named weight Pine should take three parameters, representing the length of the piece of wood in feet, the width in inches, and the depth in inches. They should return the weight in kilograms. Your main function should use all of your other functions. It is your choice whether to ask the user for values or just specify values