4 Functions with Reference Parameters Use program MPH for Exercises 5. Program MPH reads two real numbers, miles and hours, and prints milesPerHour on the screen. Function GetData prompts the user for the appropriate values, reads them, and returns them to function main as reference parameters. // Program MPH reads miles and hours and prints miles // per hour. #include #include using namespace std; /* FILL IN the function prototype for GetData */ int main () float miles; float hours; float milesPerHour; cout << fixed << showpoint; /* FILL IN code to invoke function GetData */ milesPerHour = miles / hours; cout << setw(10) << miles << setw (10) << hours << setw (10) < milesPerHour << endl; return 0; /* FILL IN the function heading for GetData */ /* FILL IN code to prompt for miles and hours */ /* FILL IN code to read miles and hours */ Exercise 5. Fill in the missing code and compile and run your program three times using the following values and record the results. Miles Hours Miles per Hour 120.1 332.0 1250.0 2.2 5.5 20.0

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