Question 4The correct prototype for the following function heading isvoid F1(int x], int yO[10]), int size)A void F1(int D, int [10]0, int size);B void F1(int, int I[10]), int size)void F1(int [], int D[10], int size);D void F1(int x[0, int y[O0, int size);

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Question 4 The correct prototype for the following function heading is void F1(int x], int yO[10]), int size) A void F1(int 0, int [10]0, int size); B void F1(int], int D[10]), int size)

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