visual c# : In this lab, you will write a visual C# program that will allow the user to adjust the source voltage and resistances for a circuit. Additionally, the user has the option, using a checkbox, to eliminate the parallel resistor and work with a simple series circuit. After entering the values for the resistors and selecting a source voltage using the TrackBar, your program will put the values for the circuit current and voltages shown in the corresponding labels. The images that are required for this lab are included with this requirements document, please check the requirements folder below.(PLEASE HELP WITH THE CODE I APPRECIATE IT)

Part A Design the main form for the Circuit Analyzer. Use the images provided with the requirements document. Place a TrackBar on the form that the user will use to adjust the source voltage. Properly label the resistors, R1, R2, and R3, and place a textbox next to each resistor where the user will enter a resistance value in ohms. Resistance, Voltage, Current Bource Voltage 150 150 V3 4 Remove R3 from circuit Calculate The initial values of R1, R2, and R3 should be 100, 150, and 150, respectively and the initial value of the voltage source should be set to 4 Volts. Additionally, the labels for the calculated values (I, VI, and V2) should start with the correct values for the circuit with the default resistances. Add a checkbox as shown in the sample Circuit Analyzer on the following page. Format Il to four decimal places, V1 to two decimal places, and V2 to two decimal places. When the user changes either one of the resistance values (Change event for the textboxes) or moves the sliding TrackBar to a different source voltage, the calculated values in the labels for I1, V1, and V2 TrackBar's Scroll event into the Change event for each TextBox. These calculations should be displayed for the selected resistances and source voltage as shown above.

Part A Design the main form for the Circuit Analyzer. Use the images provided with the requirements document. Place a TrackBar on the form that the user will use to adjust the source voltage. Properly label the resistors, R1, R2, and R3, and place a textbox next to each resistor where the user will enter a resistance value in ohms. Resistance, Voltage, Current Source Voltago 150 150 V3 V2 4 Remove R3 from circuit Calculate The initial values of RI, R2, and R3 should be 100, 150, and 150, respectively and the initial value of the voltage source should be set to 4 Volts. Additionally, the labels for the calculated values (I, VI, and V2) should start with the correct values for the circuit with the default resistances. Add a checkbox as shown in the sample Circuit Analyzer on the following page. Format Il to four decimal places, V1 to two decimal places, and V2 to two decimal places. When the user changes either one of the resistance values (Change event for the textboxes) or moves the sliding TrackBar to a different source voltage, the calculated values in the labels for I1, V1, and V2 should recalculate. You can easily do this by copying and pasting the code that you created for the TrackBar's Scroll event into the Change event for each TextBox. These calculations should be displayed for the selected resistances and source voltage as shown above