2. Task 1: Using Single-Dimensional ArrayWrite a C program that will accept 10 input values and will store the values in array. The program will also identify and print the minimum, maximum and average of input values.NOTE:Your source code must display any of the given sample output below.It means your source code should be flexible enough to meet any of the given sample output.Your source code output must be identical to any of the given sample output.It means you have to strictly follow what are the displayed text, labels, casing of characters in the sample output.OUTPUT 1:Input Value 1: 50Input Value 2: 20Input Value 3: 35Input Value 4: 100Input Value 5: 75Input Value 6: 89Input Value 7: 5Input Value 8: 11Input Value 9: 85Input Value 10: 60MIN Value: 5MAX Value: 100AVG Value: 53OUTPUT 2:Input Value 1: 10Input Value 2: 9Input Value 3: 8Input Value 4: 7Input Value 5: 6Input Value 6: 5Input Value 7: 4Input Value 8: 3Input Value 9: 2Input Value 10: 1MIN Value: 1MAX Value: 10AVG Value: 5OUTPUT 3:Input Value 1: 50Input Value 2: 20Input Value 3: 35Input Value 4: 94Input Value 5: 75Input Value 6: 89Input Value 7: 1Input Value 8: 11Input Value 9: 85Input Value 10: 60MIN Value: 1MAX Value: 94AVG Value: 52 CodioProjectFileEditFindToolsEducationHelpA Compile & Run> Project Index (static)O Debug Current FileViewGMENDOZA83task1.c2. Task 1: Usi... X#include Collapse3void main(){//Your codes here...4 .2. Task 1: Using Single-Dimensional Array567Write a C program that will accept 10 input89values and will store the values in array. The1011program will also identify and print the minimum,1213maximum and average of input values.14NOTE:1516Your source code must display any of the given sample output below.17It means your source code should be flexible enough to meet any of the given sample18output.19Your source code output must be identical to any of the given sample output.20}It means you have to strictly follow what are the displayed text, labels, casing ofcharacters in the sample output.OUTPUT 1:Input Value 1: 50Input Value 2: 20Input Value 3: 35Input Value 4: 100AR0% (1:0)Input Value 5: 75

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2. Task 1: Using Single-Dimensional Array

Write a C program that will accept 10 input values and will store the values in array. The program will also identify and print the minimum, maximum and average of input values.

NOTE:
Your source code must display any of the given sample output below.
It means your source code should be flexible enough to meet any of the given sample output.
Your source code output must be identical to any of the given sample output.
It means you have to strictly follow what are the displayed text, labels, casing of characters in the sample output.

OUTPUT 1:
Input Value 1: 50
Input Value 2: 20
Input Value 3: 35
Input Value 4: 100
Input Value 5: 75
Input Value 6: 89
Input Value 7: 5
Input Value 8: 11
Input Value 9: 85
Input Value 10: 60
MIN Value: 5
MAX Value: 100
AVG Value: 53

OUTPUT 2:
Input Value 1: 10
Input Value 2: 9
Input Value 3: 8
Input Value 4: 7
Input Value 5: 6
Input Value 6: 5
Input Value 7: 4
Input Value 8: 3
Input Value 9: 2
Input Value 10: 1
MIN Value: 1
MAX Value: 10
AVG Value: 5

OUTPUT 3:
Input Value 1: 50
Input Value 2: 20
Input Value 3: 35
Input Value 4: 94
Input Value 5: 75
Input Value 6: 89
Input Value 7: 1
Input Value 8: 11
Input Value 9: 85
Input Value 10: 60
MIN Value: 1
MAX Value: 94
AVG Value: 52