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Transcribed Image Text:Implement a Polynomial ADT using Linked Lists, Please Implement the Multiplication, Addition,
and Subtraction operations of polynomials.
Program in (C-Language) should be able to read a file of polynomials called equations.txt and
store each equation in a doubly-linked list. Once the file is read and equations are loaded into
the linked lists, the user should be able to perform mathematical operations on the polynomials
(addition, subtraction, and multiplication). Once the user select an operation through a menu,
the output should be displayed and then the menu should show again. Another option for the
user is to store the results of all operations in a file called results.txt. The application should
show an appropriate screen with menu options to inform the user of the available operations
to let choose from.
Example of input file:
2x^7+10x^5-10x^3+2x+1
-15x^7-10x^5+90x^2-2
2x^2 +x - 1
Upon user selection, the application should show the output of the operation performed (i.e.,
Addition, Subtraction, or Multiplication). The user then should have an option to enter a value
of the variable term in the equation to substitute. Upon user selection, the application should
show the output of the operation performed (i.e., Addition, Subtraction, or Multiplication). The
user then should have an option to enter a value of the variable term in the equation to
substitute.
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