monthly$\_$rate and num$\_$months are read from input as two integers. Use an f$-$string to output the following on one line:

$\text{'}$At a rate of $$\text{'}$

The value of monthly$\_$rate

$\text{'}$ per month, $\text{'}$

The value of num$\_$months

$\text{'}$ months of work results in $$\text{'}$

The value of monthly$\_$rate multiplied by num$\_$months

$\text{'}.\text{'}$

Here is an example:monthly$\_$rate and num$\_$months are read from input as two integers. Use an f$-$string to output the following on one line:

$\text{'}$At a rate of $${?}^{\text{'}}$

The value of monthly$\_$rate

'per month, $\text{'}$

The value of num$\_$months

$\text{'}$ months of work results in $$\text{'}$

The value of monthly$\_$rate multiplied by num$\_$months

$\text{'}.$

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Ex: If the input is:

$1600$

$30$

then the output is:

At a rate of $$1600$ per month, $30$ months of work results in $$48000.$

Ex: If the input is:

$1600$

$30$

then the output is:

At a rate of $$1600$ per month, $30$ months of work results in $$48000.$

monthly$\_$rate $=$ int$($input$())$

num$\_$months $=$ int$($input$())$

Finish this:

monthly$\_$rate $=$ int$($input$())$

num$\_$months $=$ int$($input$())$

print$($f$\text{'}\text{'}\text{'}$ Your code goes here $\text{'}\text{'}\text{'})$b