3. Task 2: Using Predefined Functions pow() and sqrt()Create a program that will use the following predefined functions: pow(), sqrt()NOTE:The program will show a menu with two options namely Power and Square Root.The Power option will accept two input values: Base Value and Exponent. Then, the program will compute the power.The Square Root will accept single input value. Then, the program will display the Square Root value.NOTE:Your source code must display any of the given sample output below.It means your source code should be flexible enough to meet any of the given sample output.Your source code output must be identical to any of the given sample output.It means you have to strictly follow what are the displayed text, labels, casing of characters in the sample output.Sample OUTPUT 1MENU[1] Power[2] SquareRootOption: 1Base: 5Exponent: 2Power: 25Sample OUTPUT 2MENU[1] Power[2] Square RootOption: 1Base: 2Exponent: 5Power: 32Sample OUTPUT 3MENU[1] Power[2] Square RootOption: 2Value: 25Square Root: 5.00Sample OUTPUT 4MENU[1] Power[2] Square RootOption: 2Value: 27Square Root: 5.20Sample OUTPUT 5MENU[1] Power[2] Square RootOption: 3Remark: Invalid Option CodioProjectFileEditFindToolsEducationHelpA Compile & Run> Project Index (static)O Debug Current FileViewGMENDOZA83task2.c3. Task 2: Usi. X1Your code goes here...Press Esc to exit full screenCollapse3. Task 2: Using Predefined Functions pow() andsqrt()Create a program that will use the followingpredefined functions: pow(), sqrt()NOTE:The program will show a menu with two options namely Power and Square Root.The Power option will accept two input values: Base Value and Exponent. Then, the programwill compute the power.The Square Root will accept single input value. Then, the program will display the SquareRoot value.NOTE:Your source code must display any of the given sample output below.It means your source code should be flexible enough to meet any of the given sampleoutput.Your source code output must be identical to any of the given sample output.It means you have to strictly follow what are the displayed text, labels, casing of charactersin the sample output.Sample OUTPUT 1MENU[1] PowerAR100% (1:0)121 SauareRoot

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3. Task 2: Using Predefined Functions pow() and sqrt()

Create a program that will use the following predefined functions: pow(), sqrt()

NOTE:
The program will show a menu with two options namely Power and Square Root.
The Power option will accept two input values: Base Value and Exponent. Then, the program will compute the power.
The Square Root will accept single input value. Then, the program will display the Square Root value.

NOTE:
Your source code must display any of the given sample output below.
It means your source code should be flexible enough to meet any of the given sample output.
Your source code output must be identical to any of the given sample output.
It means you have to strictly follow what are the displayed text, labels, casing of characters in the sample output.