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The Global Positioning System (GPS)originated as a constellation of 24 satellites that broadcasts position, velocity, and time information worldwide. A GPS receiver, using data received. from a minimum of four satellites, can determine very precise measurements of the receiver's location. To determine a GPS receiver's location, the time information received from a satellite broadcast is used to determine the transit time of the broadcast. The transit time, or the time it takes for the data to travel between the satellite and the receiver, is used to calculate the distance between the satellite and the receiver. This distance is referred to as the pseuderange. Assuming that data travels at the speed of light, the pseudorange, p, is defined as: where: t0, is the time the data was received, tt is the time the data was broadcast, c is the speed of light, and (tctb ) is the transit time. The position and pseudorange of a satellite define a sphere centered at the satellite, with a radius equal to the pseuderange,as illustrated in Figure 1. The GPS receiver is located somewhere on the surface of this sphere. Using position an] time data from four satellites, the location of the receiver can be determined by the intersection of the surfaces of the four spheres.' Assume the transit time for four satellite broadcasts is known relative to a GPS receiver. a. Write a program that prompts the user to enter the satellite ID code and transit time for each of the four satellites. The program should then compute and print the pseydgrange for each b. Modify the program to handle input from five satellites instead of 3. Make sure to name your variables in a meaningful name ex: int satellite id, transit times etc. also make sure to comment your code and explain what each part will do