Write a C++ program that reads 6 real numbers from the user (negative and positive numbers) into an array, then it does the following: a. Find the sum and average of positive numbers of the array and display them. b. Count negative numbers of the array and display it. c. Find the minimum value of the array and display it. d. Find the index of the minimum value of the array and display it.

Write a C++ program that reads 6 real numbers from the user (negative and positive numbers) into an array, then it does the following: a. Find the sum and average of positive numbers of the array and display them. b. Count negative numbers of the array and display it. c. Find the minimum value of the array and display it. d. Find the index of the minimum value of the array and display it.

C++ for Engineers and Scientists

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Chapter7: Arrays

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