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Write a program numbers. cpp that defines a function bool isDivisibleBy(int n, int d); If n is divisible by d, the function should return true, otherwise return false. For example: isDivisibleBy(100, 25) == true isDivisibleBy(35, 17) == false The program should also have a main function that tests your code. For example, it can ask the user to input two integer numbers and print Yes if the first number is divisible by the second,
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