CMIS 102 Homework Due: 21 April Create a program that calculates the areas and volumes of various 3D geometric objects: cylinders, cones, cubes and spheres. The formula for the area of a cylinder is: (two times pi times radius times height plus two times pi times radius squared) the formula for the area of a sphere is: (four times pi times radius squared) formula for area of a cone: (pi times radius times square root of radius squared plus height squared plus pi times radius squared) formula for area of a cube: (six times side length squared) Let the side length be "height" Volume of sphere: (four-thirds times pi times radius cubed) Volume of cylinder: (pi times radius squared times height) Volume of cone: (one-third times pi times radius squared times height) Volume of a cube: (height cubed) Input from the user the radius and height of the solids. Use the same values for all the solids (input it only once). You are writing one program that does all 8 calculations. Display the results tabularly like the following: ------------------------------------------------ radius xx height xx Solid Area Volume ----- ----- ------ cone xx.xx xx.xx sphere x.xx x.xx cylinder xx.xx x.xx cube x.xx x.xx where the x's are the actual values. Display 2 digits of precision after the decimal point. Turn in a printout of the source code and a diskette with the program. Groups of up to three people are allowed but not required.