Assume the following variable addresses. fish is at 1000cow is at 1004goat is at 1008frog is at 1012fox is at 1016toad is at 1020Please show work and trace on paper L23001458910111213141516171819202122232425262728The output is:#include using namespace std;int main() {0}type your answer...type your answer...type your answer...type your answer...type your answer...int fish 34;int cow = 72;int goat 900;int *frog = &fish;int *fox = &cow;int *toad = &goat;*frog = cow + *fox;*toad (*toad) ++;toad = fox;*fox fish + goat;cout << fish << ""cout << &fish << "<< &cow <<cout << frog << << fox <<cout << *frog << << *fox << " "cout << &frog << " " << &fox <<type your answer...type your answer...type your answer...type your answer....type your answer...1111 1111 11<< COW << " "type your answer...type your answer...type your answer...type your answer...type your answer...11<< goat << endl;11<< &goat << endl;<< toad << endl;<< *toad << endl;<<&toad << endl;

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Assume the following variable addresses. fish is at 1000 cow is at 1004 goat is at 1008 frog is at 1012 fox is at 1016 toad is at 1020

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