sushi.c

Overview

You and your friends decide to go to Midnight Sushi at Surin on the strip. After the meal, you are interested in how much food was consumed and write a program so you can run some calculations when you go again next week.

The menu is composed of a variety of the following types of items:

Item Type	Price	Sushi Pieces
$1 Appetizers	$1	0
$3 Appetizers	$3	0
One Piece Sushi	$1	1
Two Piece Sushi	$3	2
Maki	$1	2
Sushi Rolls	$6	8
Rice Combos	$6	0

The program will prompt the user for how many items of each type were ordered and calculate:

• cost before tax
• cost after tax
• total pieces of sushi
• volume of sushi in cubic inches

Examples

How many $1 appetizers were ordered? 2 How many $3 appetizers were ordered? 3 How many one piece sushi were ordered? 4 How many two piece sushi were ordered? 5 How many maki were ordered? 6 How many sushi rolls were ordered? 7 How many rice combos were ordered? 8 Cost (before tax): 126 dollars Cost (after tax): 138 dollars and 60 cents Total pieces of sushi: 82 Volume of sushi: 157.20 cubic inches 

How many $1 appetizers were ordered? 1 How many $3 appetizers were ordered? 0 How many one piece sushi were ordered? 5 How many two piece sushi were ordered? 7 How many maki were ordered? 10 How many sushi rolls were ordered? 2 How many rice combos were ordered? 1 Cost (before tax): 55 dollars Cost (after tax): 60 dollars and 50 cents Total pieces of sushi: 55 Volume of sushi: 105.44 cubic inches 

Notes

• Name the program sushi.c.
• Have a header block of comments that includes your name and a brief overview of the program.
• Assume valid input (no negative numbers).
• Read the input in the exact order as the examples.
• Make sure the output format is identical to the example output.
  • Use "%.2lf" to print a double with only 2 decimals.
• Use the following values when performing the calculations:
  • Tax = 10%
  • Diameter of a sushi roll = 4cm
  • Length of a sushi roll = 20cm (8 pieces/roll).
    • Assume a piece of sushi has the same dimensions (and consequently, the same volume) regardless of its type.
  • 1in = 2.54cm
  • PI = 3.14159
• Once you have a working program, feel free to enter some sample data and then post the output to Piazza. See if others agree with your answers. Do not post code to Piazza.