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1) Write a function declaration for a function named
getMax:
a) Accept three numbers as input parameters.
b) Return the largest value.
2) Write the function call for the getMax function
with input parameters 3, 9 and 2.5.
Example
Given the arguments 3,9 and 2.5 return 9.
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