How to implement this function in C program and at the same time convert the result to degree? Use the C program and post a screenshot, please.
cos(2*pi*a/10.0)e^(-a/10.0)
//required library is define
#include <stdio.h>
#include <math.h>
//a global variable PI defined whose value is 3.1429265
#define PI 3.1429265
int main () {
//double type variable is declared
double a;
printf("Enter the value of a ");
//value of a is taken as input
scanf("%lf",&a);
//cos() and exp() are the built in function
defined in the <math.h> library
//by default the cos() gives radian
//by multiply the value with PI/180.0 we will
get value of degree
printf("%lf\n",cos(2*PI*a/10.0*PI/180)*exp(-a/10.0));
return(0);
}
//screenshot is provided below

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