Another run example: Write a complete C program that prompts for and reads a pos

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Another run example:

Write a complete C program that prompts for and reads a positive float value representing a monetary amount; you may assume the value entered is correct (legal). Echo print the value entered rounded to 4 decimal places. Then you are to determine and report the fewest number of each bill and coin needed to represent that amount (assume that a ten-dollar bil is the largest size bill available). Note that you should output counts for all bills and coins:; number of eacn bill and coin needed to represent that amount (assúme that a ten-dollar bi see the sample run below for an example. Make sure you label all of your output exactly as shown in the example run

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#include <stdio.h>
#include <math.h>

int main(void) {
    float amount;

   // your code goes here
   printf("Amount? ");
   scanf("%f",&amount);
   int k = amount *10;
    int p = ceil(amount *100) - k*10;
   printf(" value entered: %.4f",amount);
   printf(" $%g =",amount);
   int n = amount/10;
   printf("    %d ten dollar bills(s)",n);
   amount = amount-n*10;
   n = amount/5;
   printf("    %d five dollar bills(s)",n);
   amount = amount-n*5;
   n = amount/1;
   printf("    %d one dollar bills(s)",n);
   amount = amount-n*1;
   n = amount/.25;
   printf("    %d quarter(s)",n);
   amount = amount-n*.25;
   n = amount/.10;
   printf("    %d dime(s)",n);
   amount = amount-n*.1;
   n = amount/.05;
   printf("    %d nickel(s)",n);
   amount = amount-n*.05;
   n = amount/.01;
   printf("    %d pennies",p);
   return 0;
}

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