(USING C) For this program, you will need to use the sqrt function which resides in the math.h function library. To do this: include the math.h library at the top of your code utilize the sqrt function as below: a = sqrt(b); will result in the square root of 'b' being assigned to 'a' You do not need to use any of the trigonometric functions in the math.h library. Recall that the trig functions are ratios of the sides of a right triangle: Ratios Programming task - Write a program that does the following: Allows the user to enter the lengths of the two legs of a right triangle (allow for floating-point numbers) Calculates and neatly displays the values of each of the 6 trigonometric ratios (one value per line) - for this program, assume the first value they enter represents the leg adjacent to the angle, and the second value represents the leg opposite the angle Print all numbers to 3 decimal places Pay attention to formatting. Use whitespace (indentation and blank lines) so that both your code and the output are neat and readable.