In Python

Program 4: A quadratic equation is an equation of the form Ax2 + Bx + C = 0. A, B, and C are the coefficients of the equation, and the roots are the values of x at which the equation evaluates to 0. The well-known quadratic formula is often used to find these roots. Write a program that asks a user for the coefficients A, B, and C and outputs the roots of that equation. Be aware of the following: Be sure that your request for input and your output both have descriptive text. If the roots have an imaginary component, use i when representing the imaginary term in the output. For example, you may output "3 + 7i" as a root. Be sure to handle the cases in which any or all coefficients are equal to zero. o IfA != 0, there could be 2 real distinct roots, 2 real identical roots (one root of multiplicity 2), or complex roots. o IfA - 0, we are left with Bx + C = 0, a linear equation with one root. o If A = B = 0, we are left with C = 0, so if user entered a non-zero value of C, write a message to the screen indicating this error