Write a program in C to calculate MPH (Miles per Hour) based on miles traveled and the amount of time it took to drive those miles. Ask the user for the number of miles driven (as a double) and the time it took to drive those miles (in minutes, as an integer), and calculate and display the MPH. Create an integer constant to hold the conversion factor to change minutes to hours, and use that constant in the program. You may need to type cast when converting minutes to hours. Have a blank line between the input and the output. Follow the 3 steps in the Information Processing Cycle - Input, Processing, and Output. Make sure the miles traveled is formatted to 1 decimal place and the MPH is formatted to 0 decimal places, and don't forget the ending punctuation. Have a blank line at the end of your program to separate the last line of output from your program from the "Press any key to continue . . .", and do this for all programs that you write. Example Run #1 (bold type is what is entered by the user) Enter the number of miles driven: 100 Enter the number of minutes that it took to drive the 100.0 miles: 75 Based on a trip of 100.0 miles that took 75 minutes, your speed was xx MPH. The example run shows EXACTLY how your program input and output will look.