Expression for calories burned during workout Different amounts of calories can be burned during various forms of exercise. One metric used to differentiate between the intensity of different exercise activities is the Metabolic Equivalent of Task (MET) (source). The following equation estimates the calories burned when doing an exercise with a specific MET value (source): Calories Burned = Weight (kilograms) * MET value * Time (hours) Write a program using the variables weight (weight in kilograms), MET (MET value), and time time in hours). Given weight is provided in pounds (lbs) and should be converted to kilograms (kg) by dividing by 2.2. Given time is provided in minutes and should be converted to hours. Assign the value for the calories burned to the variable calories Burned. Ex: Given: weight InPounds = 155 MET = 8 timeInMinutes = 60 the output is: caloriesBurned = 563.6364