Instructions

You should be familiar with the shape of an ellipse from high$-$school or college math. It's a twodimensional shape. In $3$D the corresponding shape is an ellipsoid. An ellipsoid has $3$ semi$-$radii, corresponding to the $x,y,$ and $z$ axes of $3$D space. The volume of an ellipsoid is $\frac{4}{3}p$ abc, where $a,b,$ and $c$ are the $3$ semi$-$radii. $($Note that in the case of a sphere, which is the simplest ellipsoid, this reduces to $\frac{4}{3}p{r}^3,$ as expected$).$

Write a C program that inputs the $3$ semi$-$radii for an ellipsoid and calculates and displays the volume. You may assume that all the values are integers $>0.$ Your calculation must display the volume as a double with $4$ digits to the right of the decimal point.

Of course, your program should display an initial title line and instructions. Your program should prompt the user for inputs in an appropriate manner. And your program should display properly labeled results.

Run your program several times using different inputs $-$ sufficient to demonstrate that your program meets all the assignment requirements. Capture screen shots of your run and paste them into an MS Word document. Place a caption above each image.