Given the following code and a dynamically allocated array of 50 Moon objects, how would you then assign the value 126.5 to the moonWeight member of the first element in the Moon array? Class Moon
private:
double earthWeight;
double moonWeight;
public:
void setMoon Weight(double ew);
double getMoon Weight();
void setEarthWeight(double ew);
double getEarthWeight();
a. cin >> moonPtr[0]->set MoonWeight
b. moonPtr[0].moonWeight = 126.5
c. moonPtr[O].setMoonWeight(126.5)
d. moonPtr. moon Weight[0] = 126.5
e. moonPtr[0]->setMoon Weight(126.5)

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