The formula for determining the circumference of a circle is, C = 27, where r is the radius of the circle and C is the circumference. The formula for determining the area of a circle is A = Tr?, where A is the area of the circle. Required 1. Develop a table of the circumference and cross sectional area of pipes with diameters of 4.00 cm to 100.00 cm in 4.00 cm increments. Display the diameter and circumference to the nearest 0.01 cm. Display the area to the nearest 0.1 cm2. 2. The spreadsheet must show: Course Number, Due Date, Assignment Number, Last name, First name (ALL CAPS), Sheet Number, Total Number of Sheets, and Problem Number. 3. Place the diameter, circumference, and area values in columns with descriptive heading text (for example, "Diameter, cm"). Put units on the headings. The values should be directly beneath the headings. Adjust your column widths to fit all text and numbers appropriately. Plot the circumference and area as a function of diameter in an x-y graph. Place the diameter on the horizontal axis, the circumference on the left vertical axis, and the area on the right vertical axis, as a "Secondary Axis". The horizontal axis should go from 0 to 100 cm, showing no decimal places. The vertical axes can automatically scale, but the labels should show no decimal places. Plot the data as lines with no markers (data points). 5. The title of the graph MUST BE YOUR NAME, and it must be typed into the title slot