[IN PYTHON] Number Averager Write a script that prompts the user for two numbers, a and b. Then, prompt the user to enter a type of average out of the three options below. Make it so the user would just type in a number 1, 2 or 3 for the average (i.e. 1 for arithmetic mean, 2 for geometric mean, or 3 for root-mean-square). This numerical selection is an example of how to give the user a simple response that will get around potential spelling errors and head off user frustration. This design decision makes the user interaction more robust. No requirement to round or format n

5) (15 points) Number Averager Write a script that prompts the user for two numbers, a and b. Then, prompt the user to enter a type of average out of the three options below. Make it so the user would just type in a number 1, 2 or 3 for the average (i.e. 1 for arithmetic mean, 2 for geometric mean, or 3 for root-mean-square). This numerical selection is an example of how to give the user a simple response that will get around potential spelling errors and head off user frustration. This design decision makes the user interaction more robust. No requirement to round or format numbers for this problem. Output the correct average, based on what the user selected. 1. The arithmetic mean: (a + b)/2 2. The geometric mean: Vab 3. The root-mean-square: 2 Save your script as: averages.py