Perform the following steps in a single code cell.

$1.$ Create variables named x$0,$ x$1,$ x$2,$ and x$3$ to store the values $11,12,17,$ and $19($in that order$).$

$2.$ Use the addition operator $+$ to calculate the sum of the variables created in Part $1.$ Store the result in a variable

named total. $($Note that sum is reserved for a built$-$in function, and should not be used as a variable name.$)$

$3.$ Use the multiplication operator $*$ to find the product of the variables created in Part $1.$ Store the result in a

variable named product.

$4.$ Use the variable total to calculate the arithmetic mean of the variables created in Part $1.$ Store the results in a

variable named arith$\_$mean.

$5.$ Use the variable product to calculate the geometric mean of the variables created in Part $1.$ Store the results

in a variable named geom$\_$mean.

$6.$ Print the results with descriptive text output as shown below. Replace the xxxx symbols with the appropriate

values. Round the arithmetic and geometric means to $2$ decimal places when displaying these values. $($Note

that only the values displayed should be rounded, not the values stored within the variables.$)$

$7.$ Match the formatting shown below exactly. Use additional spaces within your print statements to ensure that

the numeric values displayed are left$-$aligned.

Sum: xxxx

Product: xxxx

Arithmetic Mean: xxxx

Geometric Mean: xxxx

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