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A perfect number has these properties

1) positive integer

2) the sum of its proper divisors is the number itself

6 and 28 are perfect numbers

Write two functions that return true if its value parameter is a perfect number and false if its value parameter is not a perfect numbers. The two function look like

bool isPerfect(int)

and

void isPerfect(int, bool&)

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