What would be the missing line 464730 3214874.qx3zqy7Jump to level 1Read two doubles as the age and the weight of a Chicken object. Declare and assign pointer myChicken with a new Chickenobject using the age and the weight as arguments in that order. Then call myChicken's IncreaseAge() member function.Ex: If the input is 2.0 5.0, then the output is:Chicken's age is increased.Chicken's age: 6.0Chicken's weight: 5.01 #include 2 #include 3 using namespace std;45 class Chicken {6public:Chicken (double ageValue, double weightValue);void IncreaseAge();void Print ();7891011private:double age;double weight;1213 };14 Chicken:: Chicken (double ageValue, double weightValue) {15age ageValue;weight weightValue;Check1617 }18 void Chicken:: IncreaseAge () {Next level2CS Scanned with CamScanner45>>D-D-D-Feedback? 464730 3214874.qx3zay7Jump to level 1Read two doubles as the age and the weight of a Chicken object. Declare and assign pointer myChicken with a new Chickenobject using the age and the weight as arguments in that order. Then call myChicken's IncreaseAge() member function.Ex: If the input is 2.0 5.0, then the output is:Chicken's age is increased.Chicken's age: 6.0Chicken's weight: 5.011118 void Chicken:: IncreaseAge() {1920age age3.0;cout << "Chicken's age is increased." << endl;21}22 void Chicken::Print() {23cout << "Chicken's agé: " << fixed << setprecision (1) << age << endl;cout << "Chicken's weight: " << fixed <Print ();351CS Scanned wi2CamScan34endl;5>D-D-D-

1) This C++ program defines a class Chicken with two private member variables, age and weight, and…

Ex: If the input is 2.0 5.0, then the output is: Chicken's age is increased. Chicken's age: 6.0 Chicken's weight: 5.01. LI 3 18 void Chicken:: IncreaseAge() { age age 3.0; 19 20 21} 22 void Chicken::Print() 23 24 25 } 26 30 31 . cout << "Chicken's age is increased." << endl; 27 28 int main() { 29 32 33 34 35 { cout << "Chicken's age:" << fixed << setprecision (1) << age << endl cout << "Chicken's weight: << fixed <Print();

Ex: If the input is 2.0 5.0, then the output is: Chicken's age is increased. Chicken's age: 6.0 Chicken's weight: 5.01. LI 3 18 void Chicken:: IncreaseAge() { age age 3.0; 19 20 21} 22 void Chicken::Print() 23 24 25 } 26 30 31 . cout << "Chicken's age is increased." << endl; 27 28 int main() { 29 32 33 34 35 { cout << "Chicken's age:" << fixed << setprecision (1) << age << endl cout << "Chicken's weight: << fixed <Print();

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