This question requires C++ and Edipse or Replit IDE works.PART ONE======-Write a program that stores these values into a 2-Darray Rows represent months, and columns represent sales regions.The cells represent sales figures:654564206541456892809874125860003214845250507412365085448523214052229632325095121478365945002589452132003698690032058451263047229362502487443568Then proces this 2-D array and outout thetofalannua sale by months e sum the rows) Yor outout should resemble Then process this 2-D array and output the total annual sales by months (i.e. sum the rows). Your output should resemblethis, and note that you will also want to create a 12 element string array with the months:Jan sales: 19506Feb sales: 23842Mar sales: 18472Apr sales: 20914May sales: 20717Jun sales: 1694Jul sales: 14248Aug sales: 10748Sep sales: 11419Oct sales: 18556Nov sales: 16914Dec sales: 17336For your convenience, here's code that initializes the array:int sales(MONTHS (REGIONS] -( (6545, 6428, 6541),(4588, 9280, 9874),(1258, 6000, 3214),(8452, 5050, 7412),(3650, 8544, B523),(2140, 5222, 9632),(3250, 9512, 1478),(3659, 4588, 2589),(4521, 3200, 3698),(6990, 3205, 8451),(263e, 4722, 0562),(5224, 8744, 3568) );PART TWO --Take your code from Part Three above and now modify it such that the output is the total sales across all regions (i.e. sumthe columns). Your output should resemble this:Region 1 sales: 52717Region 2 sales: 74399Region 3 sales: 74542

Write a program that stores these values into a 2-Darray. Rows represent months, and columns represent sales regions. The cells represent sales figures: 6545 6420 6541 4568 9280 9874 1258 6000 3214 8452 5050 7412 3650 8544 8523 2140 5222 9632 3250 9512 1478 3659 4500 2589 4521 3200 3698 6900 3205 8451 2630 4722 9562 5024 8744 3568 Then process this 2-D array and output the totel annual sales by months (ie sum the rows) Your output should resemble ths and note that you wil also want tocreate a 12 ciement string arrav withthe months

Write a program that stores these values into a 2-Darray. Rows represent months, and columns represent sales regions. The cells represent sales figures: 6545 6420 6541 4568 9280 9874 1258 6000 3214 8452 5050 7412 3650 8544 8523 2140 5222 9632 3250 9512 1478 3659 4500 2589 4521 3200 3698 6900 3205 8451 2630 4722 9562 5024 8744 3568 Then process this 2-D array and output the totel annual sales by months (ie sum the rows) Your output should resemble ths and note that you wil also want tocreate a 12 ciement string arrav withthe months

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