Employee Performance Rating Application Name: FLastnameChart…

Employee Performance Rating Application Name: FLastnameChartingI6Description:  Write a C program that calculates an employee’s performance rating based on their performance scores in multiple categories.  The program will determine their final performance level using a grading system. Requirements: User Input: Ask the user to enter their name. Ask the user to enter the number of performance categories (between 1 and 5). For each category, ask the user to enter their performance score (0-100). Validate user input: If the user enters an invalid option show an error message and allow them to reenter their choice. If the user enters a score below 0 or a score above 100 show an error message and allow them to reenter their choice. Function Implementation: You will call all these functions from main Use a void function with no parameters passed to display a welcome message and explain how the program works. Use a value returning function that calculates the average score based on the entered performance scores. Use another value returning function that is passed the average to determine the final performance rating based on the average score using the following scale: Excellent —- 90-100 Very Good —- 80-89 Good —- 70-79 Needs Improvement —- 60-69 Unsatisfactory —- Below 60 Use a void function to display the final employee performance report with their name, average score, and final rating. Each rating should have an appropriate message based on the final score. Display the generated output in a well-formatted way. Sample Input Enter your name: John DoeEnter the number of categories (1-5): 3Enter score for Category 1: 85Enter score for Category 2: 88Enter score for Category 3: 87 Sample Output Welcome to the Employee Performance Rating System!—————————————-Student Name: John DoeAverage Score: 86.67Final Rating: Very GoodKeep up the good work!

An alternating voltage of amplitude Vp = `vp` V is connected…

An alternating voltage of amplitude Vp = `vp` V is connected to an ideal transformer with 2000 turns on the primary side and 4000 turns on the secondary side. What is the amplitude of the voltage across the secondary coil?   Round your answer to 1 decimal place.

A nurse is caring for an elderly client on the medical surgi…

A nurse is caring for an elderly client on the medical surgical floor. History and Physical 1 year ago: At office visit client reports taking aspirin a couple times each day for pain for the last couple weeks as discomfort has increased since last doctor visit 8 months ago. Client states they were a runner and completed multiple 5K and marathon races when in their 30s and 40s. 6 months ago: At annual wellness visit, no significant findings noted in review of systems with exception of occasional knee and wrist pain easily relieved with acetaminophen. Client will continue to monitor and request appointment if symptoms worsen.   Nurses’ Notes Day 1 1000:  Client admitted for severe joint pain (level of pain = 9/10), stiffness, and swelling of knees and wrists. Reports increasing pain over the last few days and being unable to walk or perform everyday tasks. Client lives alone, is on a fixed income. Client reports 2 near falls in the last 2 weeks and difficulty standing up from a sitting position due to knee stiffness and pain. Day 1 1400:  Crepitus noted on passive ROM of all extremity joints. 6 months ago:  At an annual visit client complained of “feeling their age.” States that they wished they could be as active as they used to be when in their 30s and 40s. Reports occasional knee and wrist pain, but usually relieved with rest and Tylenol. No crepitus or pain noted in joints with passive ROM at this time.   Diagnostic Results Day 1:  Admission x-rays show non-uniform joint space loss noted in ankles and hips. Subchondral stenosis noted in wrists and ankles. Wrist and ankle x-rays show small bone spurs in both wrists and right ankle.  For each potential provider order, determine if the potential prescription is anticipated, nonessential, or contraindicated for the client.  Physical therapy Fall risk precautions NSAIDS