Write a C function (Funcl) that reads inside the function two int values x and y (two angles in degree, x and y, their total must be different from it + 2kn). The function will calculate and print the result (with 3 decimal-point format, i.e. 1.234) from the following equation' (do not return to the main program): f(x,y) = 2 * tan (***) 3 sin? x cosy Write a C function (Func2) that receives from the main program three pointers: an integer- pointer Ptr and two character-pointers cPtrl and cPtr2. The function will print the pattern as in the example output (do not return to the main program). Write a C recursive function (Func3) that receives from the main program a random integer N (value from 1 to 20) and returns to the main program the result of the following equation. The result will be printed with 5 decimal-point format: 1 1 1 f(N) = 1-22+ 33 4* + + (-1)N-1 NN Write a C function (Func4) that reads inside the function three integers: in octal, in decimal and in hexadecimal with their prefixes. The function will determine the closest integer (but not greater than) to the average value of three inputs, then print a summary table as in the example output (do not return to the main program). Write a C function (Func5) that reads inside the function a 3-digit integer N (must check the condition). The function will create a new number by swapping the first and the last digit of N, then return this new number to the main program for printing. At the end, develop a C main program that reads an option (unsigned value) to call the five functions above. The program should circulate when the option value is from 1 to 5 and exit in case greater than 5. Example output: Enter an option: 1 Enter two angles (in degree): 100 80 Invalid angles x or y. Enter two angles (in degree): 240 300 Invalid angles x or y. Enter two angles (in degree): 30 60 f(30,60) = 1.906 Enter an option: 2 Enter an integer N and two characters CH1, CH2:5* + ***** ****+ *** ++ *++ +++++ Enter an option: 3 All the angles should be converted to radian before using trigonometric functions. 2 Column 1-3: 6 spaces, column 4: 8 spaces. All aligned to the left. Page 3/5 f(20) = 0.78343 Enter an option: 4 Enter three numbers in octal, decimal and hexa with prefixes: 033 57 0x4f Num1 Num2 Num3 Avg 27 57 79 54 Enter an option: 5 Enter a 3-digit integer: 12 Invalid. Enter a 3-digit integer: 135 New number: 5314 Enter an option: 10 Program ends here