Write a C program that takes two numbers n and r as integers (entered by the user). Then your code uses a loop to compute the nth generalized harmonic number of order r, which is defined by the following formula: H(n, r) = 1 1 r + 1 2 r + ... + 1 nr Sample run: Enter n and r separated by space: 3 2 H(3,2) is approximately 1.36 Thank you! 1) You may need to use the predefined function pow. As we have seen, when you use a C function, you may need to include the library in which that function is defined... 2) when you divide an integer by integer, you get an integer. For example: float x = 3/2; printf (%.2f, x); This code prints 1.00 (not 1.50) However, if you do what is called data type cast (or type conversion) as shown below, you will get 1.50: float x = (float) 3/2; printf (%.2f, x);