Parson's Problem Rearrange the code blocks below into the proper order to meet the below criteria by dragging drop them in the yellow box below. The program will compute for the average of the 3...

Consider the basic flow of input and output of the 3 numbers and getting the average.

avg = (x+y+z/3); int computeAverage(int, int, int){ void computeAverage(int x, int y, int z){ void main(){ int average = "0"; int average = 0; printf("Average : %d", computeAverage(5,10,15)); int avg = "0"; void main(){ "/>
Extracted text: Parson's Problem Rearrange the code blocks below into the proper order to meet the below criteria by dragging drop them in the yellow box below. The program will compute for the average of the 3 numbers. Note: NOT all of the code blocks will be used. Consider the proper indention of codes. Drag from here printf("Average : %d", computeAverage(5,10)); print("Average : %d", computeAverage(5,10)); void computeAverage(int, int, int){ avg = x+y+z/3; return average; #include avg = (x+y+z/3); int computeAverage(int, int, int){ void computeAverage(int x, int y, int z){ void main(){ int average = "0"; int average = 0; printf("Average : %d", computeAverage(5,10,15)); int avg = "0"; void main(){