In C Programming

Write a program to assist in circuit calculations $($No previous knowledge in circuits is required$)$

as follows:

Create a function named menu that has no parameters and returns a character. The function

displays the following options:

$,R$ to calculate series resistance $(R=R1+R2).$

$,P$ to calculate parallel resistance $(\frac{1}{R}=\frac{1}{R}1+\frac{1}{R}2).$

$,$ to calculate series capacitance $(\frac{1}{C}=\frac{1}{C}1+\frac{1}{C}2).$

$S$ to calculate parallel capacitance $(C=C1+C2).$

$,V$ to calculate voltage across a resistor $(V=IR).$

$C$ to exit.

The function menu should be displayed at the beginning of the program and every time a menu

option is carried out $($redisplay the menu to do more calculations$).$ The menu function should

return the user choice to main.

Create a function named validate that has no parameters and that returns a float. The function

repeatedly asks the user for a value until a positive nonzero value is entered, then the function

returns that value.

Create a function named superman that accepts two float parameters and returns a float. This

function returns $F(F=F1+F2.$

Create a function named batman that accepts two float parameters and returns a float. This

function returns $F(\frac{1}{F}=\frac{1}{F}1+\frac{1}{F}2).($Calculate for $F)$

Create a function named robin that accepts two float parameters and returns a float. This

function returns the product of the two parameters.

After the user selects any of the above options, ask the user for a float value using the function

validate and assign the return of the function to a float variable name v$1$ in main. Ask the user

for another float value using the function validate and assign the return of the function to a

float variable name $v2$ in main.

For Option R: Call the appropriate function $($either superman or batman$)$ on the values stored in

v$1$ and v$2.$ Output the return of the function with the values in v$1$ and v$2$ in a formatted

statement such as: The series resistance of $2\mathrm{.}7$ohms and $5\mathrm{.}1$ohms is $7\mathrm{.}8$ohms.

For Option P: Call the appropriate function $($either superman or batman$)$ on the values stored in

v$1$ and v$2.$ Output the return of the function with the values in v$1$ and v$2$ in a formatted

statement.

For Option T: Call the appropriate function $($either superman or batman$)$ on the values stored in

v$1$ and v$2.$ Output the return of the function with the values in v$1$ and v$2$ in a formatted

statement.

For Option S: Call the appropriate function $($either superman or batman$)$ on the values stored in

v$1$ and v$2.$ Output the return of the function with the values in v$1$ and v$2$ in a formatted

statement.

For Option V: Call the function robin on the values stored in v$1$ and v$2.$ Output the return of the

function with the values in $v1$ and $v2$ in a formatted statement.

Option $x$ exits.

Prototype every function above main and place the function definition below main $($or you

will lose a lot of points$).$