The power of the microwave can be calculated as follows: Power=Work/Time Work is measured in joules (J) and time is measured in seconds (s), so power is expressed in joules per second (J/s) and also known as the watt (W). For example, assume that a microwave oven does 24,000 joules of work in 30 seconds. Then the power of the microwave is 800 J/s, or 800 W. Write a program that asks the user how much work does microwave do in joules and how much time it takes in seconds. It should then use a loop to display the total power at the determined time period. Use a user input validation to enforce the user to enter a value for work and time that are greater than 0. Here is an example of the output: How much work does microwave do in joules? 0[Enter] How much time it takes in seconds? 0[Enter] Invalid Work value, Enter a value greater than zero: 24000[Enter] Invalid Time value, Enter a value greater than zero: 80[Enter] Time(second) Power (watt) 20 1200 40 600 60 400 80 300