Write a code using regular C code (stdio.h)

1) Apply the problem-solving process from initial problem analysis through code testing 2) Practice with input/output, string data, and arithmetic expressions 3) Implement selection (branching) statements to produce a menu-driven application Description: The topic of this programming assignment is heat transfer (conduction) from one side of a wall to another, such as from the inside of a house to the outside. The rate of heat transfer is given by the following formula: t2-t1 th /k h= a where: h is the heat transfer rate (Btu/hr) a is the surface area (ft2) th is the thickness (ft) k is the thermal conductivity constant for the wall (dependent on how readily the wall material will conduct heat) t1 and t2 are the temperatures (F) on either side of the wall. The term th/k happens to be the "R value" of the material, which can be seen printed on packages of insulation. The following table provides some examples of typical building materials, sample thickness values, and k constant values. (Note that the sample thickness values in the table are in inches, and k is using feet). hickness (in.) 1k ( BTU/ (hr* ft *ED Material Hardwood siding Concrete block Styrofoam Fiberglass batting Drywall 1.0 6.0 1.0 6.0 0.5 0.092 0.260 0.017 0.027 0.093