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Let say you need to develop a program to fly a drone. Prior to that you need to find out how far a drone could travel based on certain parameters provided. In the preliminary developing stage, assume that these values are provided by the users although in a real situation these values should be obtained from the system. Assume that parameters needed are voltage (in volts), current (in amperes) and blade speed (in RPM). Assume the formula to calculate the range of travel is based on the following formula: Range = (Voltage*1.2) + (Current*0.5) + (Blade speed * 0.2) Write a program that request these three values and print all the values including the range for the sets of data as entered by the user in a tabular format. The sample output below is for 4 sets of data Modify the program so that the number of data sets is controlled by sentinel-controlled repetition. The program should also display the smallest and the largest range values.
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