I cant figure out how to do this for the life of me. I have been working on it for almost 6 hours now and I cant get it. This is my second week of c++ and its kicking my butt so if you could give some explanation to the answer as well as the answer that would be sweet! thanks! Purpose: Do some computations. Description: Create a C program that produces a table similar to the one shown below: Table of Olympic running distances ================================== Meters Kilometers Yards Miles ------ ---------- ----- ----- 100 200 400 800 1500 that computes the equivalent distances using the following conversion factors: 1 m = 0.001 km 1 m = 1.094 yd 1 m = 0.0006215 mi Notes: ----- - No inputs required, just generate the table - Nicely format and label your output. - Make the table look good - Use field-width & precision with the conversion specifiers to align columns and to give a reasonable number digits after the decimal point. Adjust columns as you see fit. - Right justify numbers in the column under their respective heading {See pages 115-121 in Prata & 23 in McGrath for details and examples on using field-width and precision with conversion specifiers. } - Gradually develop your program in steps: - You will likely have to "fiddle around" to get the table layout the way you want it. So spend some time just figuring out how to have the printf( ) formatting keep things aligned. - You should be able to use the same field-width values down one entire column to keep your output aligned. This should make it easier to adjust any column if you find out you don't have it set right.