Write a modular program that finds the equation, area, and circumference of a circle, given the coordinates of the center of the circle and coordinates of a point on the circle which are entered by the user. Given the coordinates of the center of a circle (Cx, Cy) and the coordinates of a point on the circle (Px, Py) we can find the radius of the circle using the following formula: r= J(Cx - Px)2 + (Cy – Py)? The equation of the circle with radius r and center (Cx, Cy) is: (x – Cx)2 + (y – Cy)2 = y2 Calculate the value of a constant PI (TT) as follows: n = acos(-1) Your program must utilize at least four meaningful called functions that you define. One of the functions will get the coordinates of the center of the circle and the coordinates of a point on the circle and place them in variables defined in main by reference. Also you must use functions to calculate and return the area and circumference of a circle. These functions must be prototyped as follows (you may include the parameter name, but the argument and return type must not be changed): double findArea (double); double findCircum (double); Please note, the final versions of findArea and findCircum do NOT print anything. Don't forget that the definitions of functions (not the prototypes, the definitions) must be preceded by a comment that describes what the function does, the arguments or other inputs it gets (from the user) and the value it returns (if any) or other outputs it produces (displays on the screen). Sample output of a program that satisfies the requirements is shown below. Try to make your output look as much like this as possible. The default precision was used in the sample. The data entered by the user is in blue. Sample Output 1: Enter the x and y coordinates of the center of the circle separated by a comma: 2,5 Enter the x and y coordinates of a point on the circle separated by a comma: 6,2 A circle centered at (2, 5) passing through a point (6, 2) has the equation: (x - 2)^2 + (y – 5)^2 = 25 The circle has an area of 78.5398 square units. The circle has a circumference of 31.4159 units.