Modify class fraction to keep track of the number of the objects currently in memory Let the user input a denominator, and then generate all combinations of two such fractions that are between 0 and 1, and multiply them together. Create fractions and arrays dynamically based on the user input. Only positive fractions. No need to reduce. No vectors allowed. The well-formatted ou

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Jordan

23 March, 17:44

Modify class fraction to keep track of the number of the objects currently in memory Let the user input a denominator, and then generate all combinations of two such fractions that are between 0 and 1, and multiply them together. Create fractions and arrays dynamically based on the user input. Only positive fractions. No need to reduce. No vectors allowed. The well-formatted ou

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Brogan Bradshaw · Answer 1

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Explanation:

#include

#include

using namespace std;

int main () {

int dem, i, j;

cout<<"Enter denominator value"<
cin>>dem;

int* * arr=new int*[dem];

for (i=0; i
{

if (i!=0)

cout<
cout<<"/t";

}

cout<
for (i=1; i
{ cout<
arr[i] = new int[dem];

for (j=1; j
{

cout<
}

cout<
}

return 0;

}