Q1The program should then print positive integer as follows:The number of integers entered (not including the 0)The average of the integers (with 1 decimal point of precision)The maximum integerThe minimum integeri)11)ii)iv)The sample output of this program is shown in Figure 13.Enter a series of integers terminated by a 0:85 95 75 67 0You have entered 4 integers.The average is 80.5The maximum is 95The minimum is 67

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Q1 The program should then print positive integer as follows: The number of integers entered (not including the 0) The average of the integers (with 1 decimal point of precision) The maximum integer The minimum integer i) ii) iii) iv) The sample output of this program is shown in Figure 13. Enter a series of integers terminated by a 0: 85 95 75 67 0 You have entered 4 integers. The average is 80.5 The maximum is 95. The minimum is 67

Q1 The program should then print positive integer as follows: The number of integers entered (not including the 0) The average of the integers (with 1 decimal point of precision) The maximum integer The minimum integer i) ii) iii) iv) The sample output of this program is shown in Figure 13. Enter a series of integers terminated by a 0: 85 95 75 67 0 You have entered 4 integers. The average is 80.5 The maximum is 95. The minimum is 67

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