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Weight Lab itter due to the varying ght.c, to compute Our weight on different planets in the solar system will differ due to the va size and mass of each of the planets. Write a C program, weight.c, to com the weight of a 200 pound person on the following planets, based on the data below: Percent of Earth Weigh Planet Venus 37.8% 90.78 37.78 236.08 91.6% 18.99 112.08 Saturn Uranus Neptune The program should generate the following outputs: Mercury: XXX.X Venus: Xxx. Mars: XXX.X Jupiter: XXX.X Saturn XXX.X Uranus: xxx.x Neptune: XXXX Your program should right-justify the planet names and present the output to one decimal place as shown above. Be sure to line up the decimal points. Use the following guidelines to develop your program: Declare your variables with appropriate data types. Assign values to your variables. Perform your calculations. Generate appropriate output. Focus on Fundamentals of Programming with C Page 103 Points to Remember: Make sure you are creating a C program and not a C++ program. The .c suffix to your source code will invoke the C compiler while the .cpp suffix will invoke the C++ compiler. As this is a class in C and not C++, please make sure your source code uses the .c suffix. You should not be using any global variables in your program. A global variable is a variable declared outside of main(). Output your calculations to one decimal place. Output from your program should be sent to the terminal window (your screen) as well as the requested csis.txt output file. Be sure to read the document on Capturing Program Output. Your full name must appear as a comment in the source file that contains main(). Be sure to include the csis.txt output file in your zip archive. Page 104 Focus on Fundamentals of Programming with C