Write a function call to ConvertVolume() to store the number of quarts, pints, and ounces within the integer variables numQuarts, numPints, and numOunces, respectively. Ex: If the input is 157, then the output is: Quarts: 4 Pints: 1 Ounces: 13 1 #include 2 3 void ConvertVolume (int totalOunces, int* numQuarts, int* numPints, int* numOunces) { 4 *numQuarts totalOunces / 32; 5 totalOunces totalOunces % 32; 6 7 8 9 *numPints totalOunces / 16; totalOunces totalOunces % 16; 10 11 } 12 13 int main(void) { *numOunces totalOunces; 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28} 14 int totalOunces; 15 16 17 int numQuarts; int numpints; int numOunces; scanf("%d", &totalOunces); * Your code goes here */ printf("Quarts: %d\n", numQuarts); printf("Pints: %d\n", numPints); printf("Ounces: %d\n", numOunces); return 0;

C program: Please write a program with call to functions to produce the output given below: *********************************************** * MENU – Final Exam * * (1) Calling displayOddDigitInfo() * * (2) Quit * *********************************************** Enter an integer for option + ENTER: 6 Wrong Option!    *********************************************** * MENU – Final Exam * * (1) Calling displayOddDigitInfo() * * (2) Quit * *********************************************** Enter an integer for option + ENTER: 1 Enter an integer: -294257 Calling displayOddDigitInfo() with argument of -294257 - While displayOddDigitInfo() is running – -294257 is negative and odd! -294257 has 3 odd digits of 7 5 9 *********************************************** * MENU – Final Exam * * (1) Calling displayOddDigitInfo() * * (2) Quit * *********************************************** Enter an integer for option + ENTER: 1 Enter an integer: -25904 Calling displayOddDigitInfo() with argument of…