A dice is an n-sided shape with the sides labelled by numbers 1, 2, dice used to play various games is the 6-sided dice. You can however have a dice that has many more sides. Write a C++ program that rolls multiple dice d = 1, 2,..., and the sum of all the rolled dice. At each turn when the dice are rolled, all the dice have the same number of sides n. Your code must do the following ..., n. The most commor outputs each dice's roll • read in a number n -d from a file named input.txt, which represents the number of dice n and sides d each dice has, then • generate a random number that would be found on each dice. Write the corresponding numbers from each dice, as well as the sum of all the numbers on each dice to a file amed output.txt.

A dice is an n-sided shape with the sides labelled by numbers 1, 2, dice used to play various games is the 6-sided dice. You can however have a dice that has many more sides. Write a C++ program that rolls multiple dice d = 1, 2,..., and the sum of all the rolled dice. At each turn when the dice are rolled, all the dice have the same number of sides n. Your code must do the following ..., n. The most commor outputs each dice's roll • read in a number n -d from a file named input.txt, which represents the number of dice n and sides d each dice has, then • generate a random number that would be found on each dice. Write the corresponding numbers from each dice, as well as the sum of all the numbers on each dice to a file amed output.txt.

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