Note: There is no single printf format code that will correctly display each of the output lines in this table. To write a main program that produces precisely this output, you need to use a different format specification when the value of k is negative. As the note says, there is no one printf to get both the 0/positives and negatives to align perfectly. Use this link as a hint: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/1000556/whatdoes-the-s-format-specifier-mean for one of these print formats. For the second format, use %7.1f. Also, there is no way to print 10k so print the k on the first line, and the 10 on the second line. Use %2d to print the k values

6. filename: powers.c (use powers.out to test your solution) Write a function Raise RealToPower that takes a floating-point value x and an integer k and returns x*. Implement your function so that it can correctly calculate the result when k is negative, using the relationship x-k= Use your function to display a table of values of 10k for all values of k from -4 to 4, as shown in this sample run: 10 0.0001 0.001 0.01 0.1 1.0 10.0 100.0 1000.0 10000.0 4