Using C Programming Code solve these problems

Problem $17$

Suppose you have three lists that contain the height in meter, the corresponding weight in kilogram, and the body mass index $($bmi$)$ of the

height and weight as follow:

height $=[1\mathrm{.}47,1\mathrm{.}5,1\mathrm{.}52,1\mathrm{.}55,1\mathrm{.}57,1\mathrm{.}6,1\mathrm{.}63,1\mathrm{.}65,1\mathrm{.}68,1\mathrm{.}7,1\mathrm{.}73,1\mathrm{.}75,1\mathrm{.}78,1\mathrm{.}8,1\mathrm{.}83]$

weight $=[52\mathrm{.}21,53\mathrm{.}12,54\mathrm{.}48,55\mathrm{.}84,57\mathrm{.}2,58\mathrm{.}57,59\mathrm{.}93,61\mathrm{.}29,63\mathrm{.}11,64\mathrm{.}47,66\mathrm{.}28,68\mathrm{.}1,69\mathrm{.}92,72\mathrm{.}19,74\mathrm{.}46]$

bmi $=[24\mathrm{.}16,23\mathrm{.}61,23\mathrm{.}58,23\mathrm{.}24,23\mathrm{.}21,22\mathrm{.}88,22\mathrm{.}56,22\mathrm{.}51,22\mathrm{.}36,22\mathrm{.}31,22\mathrm{.}15,22\mathrm{.}24,22\mathrm{.}07,22\mathrm{.}28,22\mathrm{.}23]$

Show the first $6$ rows of the data as a pretty $($aligned$)$ table so it looks like a table ie

Height Weight Bm$1$

$1\mathrm{.}4752\mathrm{.}2124\mathrm{.}16$

Problem $18$

Two new people are added to these height $($in meters$)$ and weight $($in kilogram$)$ lists. They are the numbers in red below. Add those data to the arrays

height $=[1\mathrm{.}47,1\mathrm{.}5,1\mathrm{.}52,1\mathrm{.}55,1\mathrm{.}57,1\mathrm{.}6,1\mathrm{.}63,1\mathrm{.}65,1\mathrm{.}68,1\mathrm{.}7,1\mathrm{.}73,1\mathrm{.}75,1\mathrm{.}78,1\mathrm{.}8,1\mathrm{.}83,1\mathrm{.}81,2\mathrm{.}20]$

weight $=[52\mathrm{.}21,53\mathrm{.}12,54\mathrm{.}48,55\mathrm{.}84,57\mathrm{.}2,58\mathrm{.}57,59\mathrm{.}93,61\mathrm{.}29,63\mathrm{.}11,64\mathrm{.}47,66\mathrm{.}28,68\mathrm{.}1,69\mathrm{.}92,72\mathrm{.}19,74\mathrm{.}46,49\mathrm{.}12,85\mathrm{.}65]$

Calculate the bmi of the last person added

Calculate the bmi of the second to last person added

Hint: to get the last person's height and weight you can use length$-1$ trick

Hint: to get the second to last persons height and weight you can uselegth $-2$ trick

Hint: The formula for BMI is weight in kilograms divided by height in meters squared

Problem $19$

You will use the data you created in Problem $17$ If you like solving this problem you could consider getting into data science.

Write a function get$\_$sample$\_$mean that takes in two input arguments: the desired sample$\_$size and a dataframe called data. In the function pull a random sample of the specified sample$\_$size of rows and save those as another array. Now Calculate and return the mean of the sample dataframe.

Call your function on the height array with a sample size of $5$ and print the mean

Call your function on the weight array with a sample size of $5$ and print the mean

Call your function on the bmi column array with a sample size of $5$ and print the mean.

Basically for the mean you gotta sum up the sample array and divide it by the length of the sample array

HINT: OK so this is C not python so we can$$t really use pandas to create real data frames. Instead you can just use simple arrays for your data set. As far as taking a random sample you could copy the array $($or not$)$ and just shuffle it using like the fisher yates method i gave you for the horse racing already $($i gave you a shuffle method for that and you used it or wrote your own to shuffle the horses$)$ and then pull the number of samples out. So if you had a ten element array you could just copy and shuffle it and then pull out however many items you want for your sample, so if you needed a random sample of $3$ items out of a ten element array you could shuffle the array and pull out the first three items from the shuffled array for your sample. There are probably other solutions for this online. I am just giving you the easiest one probably..

Problem $20$

Create a Coord struct with an integer x and y in it$.$ Set x to $2$ and y to $3$

Make a method called wontchaneg pass the coord in it by copy and have the method add a $100$ to x and $1000$ y$.$

Print the x and y values in the struct in main $($will still be $2$ and $3)$

Now,

Make a method called willchange pass the coord in it by address and have the method add a $100$ to x and $1000$ y$.$

Print the x and y values in the struct in main $($will now be be $102$ and $1003)$