Question 3. (5 marks) Given two sorted arrays of size m and n respectively, give the program in C/C++ that finds the element that would be at the x-th position of the final sorted array. Examples Input: Array 1: 200 212 356 449 870 Array 2: 82 96 213 219 365 545 992 x = 7 Output: 356 Explanation: Final sorted array is: 82, 96, 200, 212, 213, 219, 356, 365, 449, 545,870, 992 7th element of this array is 356. HINT: You can use parts of the mergesort algorithm.

Question 3. (5 marks) Given two sorted arrays of size m and n respectively, give the program in C/C++ that finds the element that would be at the x-th position of the final sorted array. Examples Input: Array 1: 200 212 356 449 870 Array 2: 82 96 213 219 365 545 992 x = 7 Output: 356 Explanation: Final sorted array is: 82, 96, 200, 212, 213, 219, 356, 365, 449, 545,870, 992 7th element of this array is 356. HINT: You can use parts of the mergesort algorithm.

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