Write a LabVIEW program that takes as an input a value for x, and a number of iterations. The program will use a loop to calculate the sum of the geometric series for the specified number of operations. It will also calculate the closed-form expression for the series. The program will display the two results, and will display the absolute error of the difference. Demonstrate your program with x = 0.5 and 3, 10, and 200 iterations. An example VI is shown in Figure 3. - X # Series.vi Front Panel on Series.Ivproj/My Computer File Edit View Project Operate Tools Window Help II 15pt Dialog Font Run BEET Infinite Geometric Series x Value Iterations 3 x Power 0.001 0.1 True Value 1.11111 Calculated Value 1.111 Error 0.01% Series.Ivproj/My Computer Figure 3. LabVIEW VI for a geometric series Write a LabVIEW program that takes as an input a value for x, and a number of iterations. The program will use a loop to calculate the sum of the geometric series for the specified number of operations. It will also calculate the closed-form expression for the series. The program will display the two results, and will display the absolute error of the difference. Demonstrate your program with x = 0.5 and 3, 10, and 200 iterations. An example VI is shown in Figure 3. - X # Series.vi Front Panel on Series.Ivproj/My Computer File Edit View Project Operate Tools Window Help II 15pt Dialog Font Run BEET Infinite Geometric Series x Value Iterations 3 x Power 0.001 0.1 True Value 1.11111 Calculated Value 1.111 Error 0.01% Series.Ivproj/My Computer Figure 3. LabVIEW VI for a geometric series