C Programming Assignment 5 Loops Due Thursday, February 20, 2020 @ beginning of class. For the program assigned below, submit the following: Hard copy of the source code (.c file). Hard copy of sample executions (black or, preferably, white screen). Copy of the source code (c) saved as an electronic attachment to C Assignment 5 located in Canvas under Assignments. Observe the usual guidelines regarding the initial comment section, indenting, and so on. In addition, . In if-else statements, indent statements to be executed for if or else condition three spaces. Align else or else if with corresponding if. - Indent statements within loops. Indent nested loops. . Do not use global variables. . Make sure your programs have .c extensions. 1. Write a program to convert power in kilowatts (kW) of an electric car motor to horsepower (hp) as follows: Display a short description of the program to the user, e... *This program..." Prompt the user to enter the power in kilowatts (kW) of the electric car motor Convert the power to horsepower. In a comment in the code, reference your source for the conversion factor (non- wikisource). (As a rough estimate, 1 hp equals -0.75 kW.) Output the power in horsepower (hp). Print the result with 2 decimal places. Once this is working, add a do-while loop such that, after the power is displayed the user sees: Repeat? (0 to exit, any other integer to continue): If the user enters any integer excepto, then repeat the process of requesting new user input, calculating and displaying the converted power. If the user enters 0, then quit the loop. Test your program with the following three electric vehicle ratings, and submit this display with your homework. Nissan Leaf: 80 kW Source: http://www.greencarreports.comews/1106846_nissan-e- power-series-hybrid-builds-on-clectric-car-expertise Tesla Model 3: 150 kW Source: https://ecarstange.com/tesla-model-3/ Chevy Bolt: 150 kW Source: http://www.greencarreports.comews/1101775 2017- chevrolet-bolt-ey-specs-released-battery-pack-motor- power-and-more