Practice Exercise: Create a simple C++ Program using the instructions below. By implementing the concepts of Classes and Objects, write a C++ program that converts thevalue of Wye-connected resistances to their equivalent delta- connected resistances. Usethe following formulas:R12 = Rt/R3 R23 = Rt/R1and R31 = Rt/R2 where: Rt = R1(R2) + R2(R3) + R3(R1)The values of the 3 Wye-connected resistances, R1, R2 and R3 are to be entered from thekeyboard.Accomplish the following for the given class diagram:Wye2Delta1.) Create the class implementation using C++R1: double2.) Using the constructor, create the object, D1 fromR2 : double-R3: doubleclass Wye2Delta and store it in the Stack memory.+ Wye2Delta( R1 : double, R2:3.) Implement the functions of the object.Double, R3: double )+ setR1R2R3(): void+ DR12(): double+ DR23(): double+ DR31(): doubleNOTE: The member function setR1RzR3() is used to enter the values for R1,R2 and R3 fromthe keyboard.The member function DR12() is used to solve for R12.The member function DR23() is used to solve for R23ActivatThe member function DR31() is used to solve for R31Go to SeiSample input:Enter the value of each Wye-connected resistances:Enter the value for R1:Enter the value for R2:Enter the value for R3:The equivalent Delta- connected resistances are:R12 =R23 =R31 =

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By implementing the concepts of Classes and Objects, write a C++ program that converts the value of Wye-connected resistances to their equivalent delta- connected resistances. Use the following formulas: R12 = Rt/R3 R23 = Rt/R1 and R31 = Rt/R2 where: Rt = R1(R2) + R2(R3) + R3(R1) The values of the 3 Wye-connected resistances, R1, R2 and R3 are to be entered from the keyboard. Accomplish the following for the given class diagram:

By implementing the concepts of Classes and Objects, write a C++ program that converts the value of Wye-connected resistances to their equivalent delta- connected resistances. Use the following formulas: R12 = Rt/R3 R23 = Rt/R1 and R31 = Rt/R2 where: Rt = R1(R2) + R2(R3) + R3(R1) The values of the 3 Wye-connected resistances, R1, R2 and R3 are to be entered from the keyboard. Accomplish the following for the given class diagram:

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