Code in C++ some mathematical problems from a book

Code < 97 mathematical problems from a book into C++. Three of the 100 problems are already implemented in the attached sample code. The code to write should be in the range of 4000 LOC. Respect the programming style and conventions of the sample code. When writing equations, follow these two best practices: 1) Write constants without a decipal part with a trailing .0 to force the compiler to parse them as doubles: 1 => 1.0 0 => 0.0 2) Cast integers to doubles, i.e.: i => double(i) N => double(N) i-1 => double(i) - 1.0 Skip the problems with "no solutions" (there might be a few). Enter a descriptive name for each problem, based on the references authors. Only implement the equations, solutions and initial value. Skip the Jacobian. Check the consistency of the equations: the RMS norm of the vector filled by calculateResiduals after the solved() function has been called must be smaller than 100 times the machine precision. We attach a random sampler (6 pages) from the book (68 pages). We will borrow a copy of the book to the worker before the start of the project.