Complete the code to output $"k="$ followed by the value of $k$ to three digits after the decimal point. On the same line, output "when $s="$ followed by the value of $s$ to three digits after the decimal point. End with a newline. Ex: If the input is $2\mathrm{.}600,$ then the output is:

$k=-50\mathrm{.}820$ when $s=2\mathrm{.}600$

Note: setprecision $(x)$ can be used in an output statement to print a double to $x$ digits after the decimal point.

#include $sksk=-(7\mathrm{.}0**s**s)-(2\mathrm{.}5**s)+3\mathrm{.}0$;$$