Complete this program that tests whether a number x is inside a closed interval [a, b] consisting of all numbers that are at least a and at most b.Complete the following file:**interval.cpp**```cpp#include using namespace std;int main(){ cout << "Enter a, b, and x: " << endl; double a; cin >> a; double b; cin >> b; double x; cin >> x; // You write the if/else statements // Use these print statements cout << "inside" << endl; cout << "left" << endl; cout << "right" << endl; return 0;}```**Instructions:**- Write the necessary `if/else` statements to determine if the value `x` is inside the interval `[a, b]`, to the left of `a`, or to the right of `b`.- Use the provided print statements to output "inside", "left", or "right" depending on the position of `x` relative to the interval.

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Complete this program that tests whether a number x is inside a closed interval [a, b] consisting of all numbers that are at least a and at most b.

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