Develop a C code that displays a menu to the user: (don forget to use c compiler to answer your home work)   1) Surface and Volume of a Sphere 2) Surface and Volume of a Cylinder 3) Surface and Volume of a Cone 4) exit Enter Selection:   If the user enters option 1, the program will prompt for the radius of the Sphere. And then calculates its surface and the volume. If the user enters option 2 or 3, the program will prompt for the radius and height of the cylinder/cone and then calculates their surface and volume.   If the user makes a wrong choice, it will generate an error message and goes back to the menu.   The program will repeat itself after each run till the user enters 4 that will make the app to exit with a "Thanks and Bye!" message. Include math.h and use sqrt for square root and M_PI for Pi.

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Develop a C code that displays a menu to the user: (don forget to use c compiler to answer your home work)

 

1) Surface and Volume of a Sphere

2) Surface and Volume of a Cylinder

3) Surface and Volume of a Cone

4) exit

Enter Selection:

 

If the user enters option 1, the program will prompt for the radius of the Sphere. And then calculates its surface and the volume. If the user enters option 2 or 3, the program will prompt for the radius and height of the cylinder/cone and then calculates their surface and volume.

 

If the user makes a wrong choice, it will generate an error message and goes back to the menu.

 

The program will repeat itself after each run till the user enters 4 that will make the app to exit with a "Thanks and Bye!" message.

Include math.h and use sqrt for square root and M_PI for Pi.

 

 

  For example:

 

1) Surface and Volume of a Sphere

2) Surface and Volume of a Cylinder

3) Surface and Volume of a Cone

4) exit

Enter Selection:1

 

Enter radius: 10

Surface of the Sphere is 400 PI and its volume is 1333PI

 

1) Surface and Volume of a Sphere

2) Surface and Volume of a Cylinder

3) Surface and Volume of a Cone

4) exit

Enter Selection:3

 

Enter Radius: 10

Enter Height: 5

Surface of the Cone is 212 PI and its volume is 166 PI

 

1) circle

2) rectangle

3) right angled triangle

4) exit the application

Enter Selection: 4

 

Thanks and Bye!

 

 

Please use the following formulas

Sphere: Surface = PI * radius * radius, Volume = (4/3) * PI * radius*radius*radius

Cylinder: Surface = 2*PI radius*(radius + height), Volume = pi * radius*radius * height

Cone:  surface = PI * radius *(radius + sqrt(height*height + radius*radius))

Volume = PI * radius * radius * height /3

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