Show all of the output printed by the main function below. You may use a calculator to compute the values for each of the moon weights, but do NOT actually compile, link, and run the program to see the results. Note that correct spacing is significant in the output, so use an underscore character to represent a blank space so that Blackboard doesn't compress the spaces in your answer. int main(void) { const float CONVERSION_FACTOR = 6.0;

float earthWeight = 80; float highEarthWeight = 150; float moonWeight; int stepSize;

cout << setprecision(1) << fixed << right;

cout << setw(7) << "EARTH" << setw(8) << "MOON" << endl;

stepSize = 20;

while (earthWeight <= highEarthWeight) { moonWeight = earthWeight / CONVERSION_FACTOR; cout << setw(7) << earthWeight << setw(8) << moonWeight << endl; earthWeight = earthWeight + stepSize; } // End while

return 0; } // End main