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WHATGOES INSIDE THE ( ) ?Numbers:10 LET X=lNT(34.7)Variables:10LETX=INT(J)Expressions:10 LET X=l NT(3*Y+2)Functions:10 LET X=INT(RND(8J)Here is how to save a lot of room.Instead of30 LET R=RND(8}50 LET S=R*660 LET I=INT(S)70LETD=1+IUse just70 LET D=1+INTfRND(8)*6)RANDOM NUMBERS IN THE MIDDLESuppose your game needs random numbers between 6 and 8. You have a funny die whichshows only 6, 7 or 8 when you roll it.Run this:10 LET D=INT(RND(8]*3J+6How it works:expressionmakes numbers likesmalllargeRND(8)RND(8)*3INT(RND(8)*3)INT(RND(8)*3)+60.010.0306and 0.992.9728Assignment 13:1. Write a program which "rolls" two dice, called Dl and D2. Show the number on Dland on D2 and the sum of the dice. You do not need the variables R, S and I in theprogram above. They were used to show how the final answer was found.2. Write a program which shows the roll of a special die. It is a cube (six sides) and thesides have the numbers 10,12,14,16,18 and 20 on them.3. Write a "paper, scissors and rock" game, you against the computer. (Paper wrapsrock, rock breaks scissors, scissors cut paper). The computer chooses a number 1, 2 or3 using the RND() function: 1 is paper, 2 is rock, 3 is scissors. You INPUT your choiceas P, R or S and the computer figures out who won and keeps score.78