1. For special event bookings, a buffet restaurant charges a fixed price of $21.59 per person...

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1. For special event bookings, a buffet restaurant charges a fixed price of $21.59 per person but offers a discount for large groups. The amount of the discount depends on the size of the group. Develop an algorithm and write the C code for a program that will compute the total bill including the discount based on the number of people in indicated at the time of booking. 2. User is prompted to enter the number of people (an integer value). The program must then calculate the total bill as #people * 21.59 - discount where the discount is based on the number of people as indicated below. Use appropriate variable types. 3. Program will compute the discount amount subtracted from the bill based on the following: Number of People Discount 1-2 3-4 5-8 Greater than 8 $0 $30 $50 $80 4. E.g., for 8 people, the bill amount before the discount is 8 * 21.59 ($172.72). The discount amount is $50. The final bill amount (with the discount) is $172.72 - $50 = $122.72. Be mindful of data type. 5. The program should display number of people, the bill amount before the discount, the discount amount, and the final bill amount (the bill amount minus the discount amount) as shown below. Note the right-alignment of the amounts. All dollar amounts displayed should be in dollars and cents (float point numbers with two decimal places shown). If the discount is $0, the discount and bill amount lines should not be displayed. In this case, only # People Served and Final Bill Amount. # People Served: 8 Bill Amount: $ 172.72 Discount Amount: $ 50.00 Final Bill Amount: $ 122.72 1. For special event bookings, a buffet restaurant charges a fixed price of $21.59 per person but offers a discount for large groups. The amount of the discount depends on the size of the group. Develop an algorithm and write the C code for a program that will compute the total bill including the discount based on the number of people in indicated at the time of booking. 2. User is prompted to enter the number of people (an integer value). The program must then calculate the total bill as #people * 21.59 - discount where the discount is based on the number of people as indicated below. Use appropriate variable types. 3. Program will compute the discount amount subtracted from the bill based on the following: Number of People Discount 1-2 3-4 5-8 Greater than 8 $0 $30 $50 $80 4. E.g., for 8 people, the bill amount before the discount is 8 * 21.59 ($172.72). The discount amount is $50. The final bill amount (with the discount) is $172.72 - $50 = $122.72. Be mindful of data type. 5. The program should display number of people, the bill amount before the discount, the discount amount, and the final bill amount (the bill amount minus the discount amount) as shown below. Note the right-alignment of the amounts. All dollar amounts displayed should be in dollars and cents (float point numbers with two decimal places shown). If the discount is $0, the discount and bill amount lines should not be displayed. In this case, only # People Served and Final Bill Amount. # People Served: 8 Bill Amount: $ 172.72 Discount Amount: $ 50.00 Final Bill Amount: $ 122.72