Q1: (Menu Systems) (33 points) The C Standard library is lacking a framework for graphics programming. Therefore, many text-based applications need to be menu driven. Write a C program using functions that implement a menu system with outputs that produce the following:

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Restrictions Each homework is based on the material presented up to a certain chapter. You are only allowed to use the functions, libraries, and structures presented up to that chapter of the textbook or lecture material. Many of the assignments would become trivial using advanced constructs. Part of the challenge is learning to accomplish great things with limited commands New Programming Techniques for Chapter 5 You are now allowed to use the following in additional to the techniques of the previous chapters: * function prototypes functions Full math.h library Random functions rand() and srand() Seed random number generator with and time() . * Work on format style!!! Points may be deducted for code that is not properly styled. Q1: (Menu Systems) (33 points) The C Standard library is lacking a framework for graphics programming. Therefore, many text-based applications need to be menu driven. Write a C program using functions that implement a menu system with outputs that produce the following Sample Output My menu system 1) Run function one 2) Run function two 3) Run function three 4) Exit Choice: 1 You are inside function 1 Some random quote of your choosing My menu system 1) Run function one 2) Run function two