Cone is a three-dimensional structure having a circular base where a set of linesegments, connect all of the points on the base to a common point called apex. Acone can be seen as a set of non-congruent circular discs that are stacked on oneanother such that ratio of the radius of adjacent discs remains constant. The areais a cone is computed asπA =(s sin(x))²where, "s" is the slant and "x" is the angle in radian.Write a C++ program that computes the area A of Cone by reading its parameterfrom a text file "input.txt". Each line of the file represents the Cone name, the slant"s" and the angle "x" of a Cone, respectively. The program should read each line tocompute the area A of each Cone. It should also display the minimum computedarea. Your program should implement the following functions:Area(): This function receives the values of "s", and "x" then computes andreturns the value of area A.Print(): This function receives the name of Cone and the computed area A thendisplays on the output screen.The input file and sample output are as shown below:Input File:Sample Output:input - NotepadE:\Sultan\Courses\Introduction to c.C..File Edit Format View HelpArea of differnt ConesC1 12 0.43|C2 07 e.54C3 14 0.89C4 06 0.76C5 11 0.97c1C2C3C4CS39.2920.34185.8126.83129.26The minimum computed area is 20.34Press any key to continue

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File Edit Format View Help c1 12 0.43 c2 07 0.54 C3 14 0.89 |C4 06 0.76 C5 11 0.97 Area of differnt Cones C1 C2 C3 C4 CS 39.29 20.34 185.81 26.83 129.26 The minimum computed area is 20.34

C++ for Engineers and Scientists

4th Edition

ISBN:9781133187844

Author:Bronson, Gary J.

Publisher:Bronson, Gary J.

Chapter13: Structures

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