I need help with number 14. thank you

5.1 Funcrion Procedures 193 In Exercises 13 thro task(s) of the program. 13. Ar ugh 26, construct Function procedures to carry out the primary ea To determine the number of square centimeters of tin needed to make a tin can, add the square of the radius of the bottom of the can to the product of the radius of the bottom and height of the can, and then multiply this sum by 6.283. Write a program at requests the radius and height of a tin can in centimeters as input and displays the number of square centimeters of ti n required to make the can. See Fig. 5.3. Area Radus rn Height in 10 Weight in pounds 180 Height in inchos 72 Datermine Amount of Meteriel Amount of tin neaded. 471225 square cert FIGURE 5.3 Possible outcome of Exercise 13. FIGURE 5.4 Possible outcome of Exercise 14. 14. Body Mass Index The federal government developed the body mass index (BMI to determine ideal weights. Body mass index is calculated as 703 times the weight in pounds, divided by the square of the height in inches, and then rounded to the nearest whole number. Write a program that accepts a person's weight and height as input and gives the person's body mass index. See Fig. 5.4. Note: A BMl of 19 to 25 corresponds to a healthy weight. 15. Hurricane Table 5.2 gives the Saffir-Simpson scale for categorizing hurricanes. Write a program that requests a wind speed in miles/hour and displays the category of the storm. See Fig. 5.5. TABLE 5.2 Rating of hurricanes. Wind Speed (in mph) 74 to 95 96 to 110 111 to 130 131 to 155 Over 155 Rating Categoty One Category Two Category Three Category Four Category Five ? Hurricane- Heart Rate x Resing 0 heart rate. Wind speed 98 Determine Hurricane Rating Category Two hurricane. Age 20 Determire Training Heart Rate THR 148 FIGURE 5.6 Possible outcome of Exercise 16. FIGURE 5.5 Possible outcome of Exercise 15