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Assume that a function named swapdoubles has been defined and is available for use in this exercise: that function receives two variables of type double and exchanges their values . write the definition of a function named sort3 that is passed three double variables . the function returns nothing but modifies the values of these variables so they are in sorted order. so, if a, b and c have (respectively) the values 3.14, 2.71, and 3.04, and the invocation sort3(a, b,c) is made, then upon return, the values of a, b and c will be 2.71, 3.04, and 3.14 respectively.
void sort3 (double & a, double & b, double & c){
if (a> b) swapdoubles (a, b);

if (b> c) swapdoubles (b, c);

if (a> b) swapdoubles (a, b);
}

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