Write a C program that asks for the value for A,B, and tau and then displays the values for the following function at t=0,t=tau,t=2tau,t=3tau, and t=10tau : x(t)=A+Bet/tan. A representative output is shown below: Enter the value for A:4.5 Enter the value for B:6.8 Enter the value for tau: 0.35 (a) t=0, the value is 2.300000 (a) t= tau, the value is 1.998420 (a) t=2 tau, the value is 3.579720 (a) t=3 tau, the value is 4.161448 (a t=10tau, the value is 4.499691 Press any key to continue... You will need to use the exp( ) function to compute the exponential term. Do not use the caret "^" operator; in C, the "^" operator is used to perform a logical exclusive-OR (XOR) comparison (similar in operation to " & " or ""). To get access to the exp() function, you must include the "math.h" header file using an additional "\#include" line in your file. After you run your program, copy the output of your program into your C file as a comment section at the bottom using the "// " style comments