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Write a program that solves a quadratic equation of the form: ax2+bx+c=0 Specifically, the user will input the values (double) of a,b, and c. Your program must then calculate and output the roots of the equation, following these rules. First, calculate the discriminant: d=b24ac - If the discriminant is negative, the roots are imaginary. Print out a message informing the user of this and stop the program. For example: Enter a b c: 1114 Roots: imaginary - If the discriminant is exactly zero, there is one root. Inform the user of this one root: b/2a. You must provide exactly two decimal places in your response, rounding as necessary. For example: Enter a b c: 14.4 Root: 2.00 - If the discriminant is positive, there are two roots. Inform the user of the value of the roots in increasing order of value (i.e. the smaller root first, followed by the larger). You must provide exactly two decimal places in your response, rounding as necessary. For example: Enterabc:165Roots:5.00,1.00 Note that the JUnit tests, and grading, will be very picky about exact spacing, spelling, capitalization, and number formatting