Your program should do the following: 1. Interactively request and read in the initial altitude (in Km) and fuel supply (in Kg) of the Enterprise as well as the strength of the Deltoid's tractor beam (in Km/min/min). Your program must allow someone entering these data items to do so repeatedly, allowing for multiple simulations. Do this by asking the user to enter a 'y' or 'n' before each simulation, indicating whether or not a new simulation should be run at that time. 2. Compute the amount of fuel required to escape from that altitude. The amount required can be calculated using this formula: fuel_required = (1 - altitude / 200000) * beam_strength 3. If there is sufficient fuel available, recommend escaping at once. 4. If there is insufficient fuel available, advise Captain Kirk to turn off the engines and have Scotty start shoveling. If we don't turn off the engines, Scotty might get toasted when he opens the fuel door. 5. Your program should then display a minute-by-minute status report on the Enterprise's condition. This report should continue until the Enterprise has enough fuel to escape the planet, or the ship crashes. 6. Based on the results of your report, tell the Captain how long he should wait before starting the engines, or how long before the ship will crash.