C/C++ Programming 1 (Section 136321) ClA1E2 (7 points- C Program Exclude any existing source code fles that may already be in your IDE project and add a new one. 8 naming it 1A1E2-main.c. write your program in that file. There are at least 12 different scales used to represent temperatures. and Rankine being among them. Conversion between temperature scales is o usually straightforward. For example, to convert from Fahrenheit to: Fahrenheit, Celsius, Kelvin, often necessary and is with Celsius: subtract 32 then multiply by 5/9ths Kelvin: add 459.67 then multiply by 5/9ths Rankine: add 459.67 Using the exact conversions provided above wite a program that prompts the user for any decimal Fahrenheit temperature value then displays the Celsius, Kelvin, and Rankine equivalents Use the exact display format illustrated below, where a user input value of -459.67 is being used as an example: 459.67 degrees Fahrenheit -273.15 degrees Celsius - e degrees Kelvin - degrees Rankine Your program must: 1. use type double for all variables: 2, use printf's %g conversion specifier to display all numeric values; 3. not call any functions other than printf and scanf 4. not call printf more than twice: 5. not call scanf more than once