equest the lower bound, lower and the upper bound, upper from the console. b) Request an increment value incVal from the console. c) Use a while loop to increment from lower to upper by increments of incVal such as 0 3 6 9 12 given lower of 0 and upper of 12 and increment of 3. d) Use a while loop to vertically print all values in between each increment. e) Use a for loop to vertically print all values in between each increment.

True or False: When asking user for data, we can always turn an algorithm that uses a user-confirmation loop into one that uses a sentinel loop. Select one: a. False b. True

Create a function using a "while" loop. The function asks the user to input a number between 10 and 20. If the number is not within the specified limits, the user must change his/her input until he/she enters the correct value.

Again, modify the while loop to utilize tolower() or toupper().  Create two more functions (options #3 and #4 in your menu) by taking the to_kilograms() and to_pounds() functions and modifying them to use reference variables instead of normal pass by value variables. Name them: to_kilograms_ref() to_pounds_ref() Create another two functions (options #5 and #6 in your menu) by taking the to_kilograms() and to_pounds() functions and modifying them to use pointers instead of normal pass by value variables. Name them: to_kilograms_ptr() to_pounds_ptr() Your new Menu should look like this, which includes what type of variables are being used: MENU 1. Kilograms to Pounds (pass by value) 2. Pounds to Kilograms (pass by value) 3. Kilograms to Pounds (pass by reference) 4. Pounds to Kilograms (pass by reference) 5. Kilograms to Pounds (using pointers) 6. Pounds to Kilograms (using pointers)   Example:   #include <iostream> #include <cmath>…