In C language... INSTRUCTIONS *Use repetition to create a loop that produces a sequence that will calculate the sum ofthe odd numbers between 15 & 25 (inclusive of those numbers). The program should also continueto calculate the average of that sum (which is the sum divided by the number of values thatwere added to it). The program should end by using the math library to determine what thesquare root of that value is by using the math library function sqrt(). The values thatare printed out by the program must at least be printed out to the precision of the thousandthsposition.It is allowed to use as many variables as neccessary to keep track of the count, sums, anditerators. It is recommended to iterate the loop by 2 starting at 15 until the condition ofreaching 45. * OUTPUT TERMINAL EXAMPLE *15 + 17 + 19 + 21 + 23 + 25 + 27 + 29 + 31 + 33 + 35 + 37 + 39 + 41 + 43 + 45The sum of all odd numbers from 15 to 45 is: 480.000The average of 16 numbers is 30.000The square root of 30.000 is 5.477

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INSTRUCTIONS e repetition to create a loop that produces a sequence that will calculate the sum of e odd numbers between 15 & 25 (inclusive of those numbers). The program should also continue calculate the average of that sum (which is the sum divided by the number of values that ere added to it). The program should end by using the math library to determine what the juare root of that value is by using the math library function sqrt(). The values that e printed out by the program must at least be printed out to the precision of the thousandth: esition. is allowed to use as many variables as neccessary to keep track of the count, sums, and terators. It is recommended to iterate the loop by 2 starting at 15 until the condition of aching 45

INSTRUCTIONS e repetition to create a loop that produces a sequence that will calculate the sum of e odd numbers between 15 & 25 (inclusive of those numbers). The program should also continue calculate the average of that sum (which is the sum divided by the number of values that ere added to it). The program should end by using the math library to determine what the juare root of that value is by using the math library function sqrt(). The values that e printed out by the program must at least be printed out to the precision of the thousandth: esition. is allowed to use as many variables as neccessary to keep track of the count, sums, and terators. It is recommended to iterate the loop by 2 starting at 15 until the condition of aching 45

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Chapter5: Repetition Statements

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