In mathematics, and in computer science, matrices are rectangular arrays of numbers that can be used to represent a wide variety of items. Therefore, operations on matrices are central to many areas of the computer scene. Write a program $($q$2.$py$)$ that gets a $2$ by $2$ matrix from the user. Then, the program prompts the user for a $2$ by $1$ vector. Calculate the product of the matrix and the vector. Display the results along with the operands. We will extend this problem later.

The product is calculated as follows:

The user input for the matrix will be entered row by row. For output, display all values up to $2$ decimal places in fields of size $10$ with left alignment. The values from the vector and result should start after $5$ spaces from the X and $=$ respectively.

Round your values, but use string formatting to make sure that they have $2$ decimals.