Write the program in C

Activity 3: Writing a Function using "Call by Reference" technique In the last lab (Lab 5), you wrote a program named series Function.c to compute the value of S(x) for the following series. Your program prompted user to enter two values, x and n. You defined a function to compute the sum of this series. Your function took two arguments, x and n; and returned the sum of the series. S(x) = x + (x+1) + (x+2) + (x+3) + (x+4) + ................... + (x + n-1) + (x + n) As an example, for input values x = 100 and n = 0, it should output 100. For x = 100 and n = 1, it should output 100+ 101 = 201. Your function used the "call by value technique. For this activity you have to rewrite the function using "call by reference" technique. For this lab, you have to write a program named seriesFunctionCallBy Reference.c that prompts user to enter two values, x and n. Then it would use a function to compute the sum of the series. It will take three arguments: seriesSum (a pointer variable), x and n. Its return type will be void. By using "call by reference" technique, your function will directly write the sum of series on main function