Problem 3 ( 50 points). The quadratic formula can be used to determine the roots of a quadratic equation\

r=(-b+-\\\\sqrt(b^(2)-4ac))/(2a)

\ Write a script that defines values for variables

a,b

, and

c

and evaluates the root(s) of the quadratic,

r

.\ Your script must do the following:\ a. Ensure the variables

a,b

, and

c

are of either type int or float. No exceptions should be raised (meaning the code still fully runs) by trying to do math on e.g. strings, but a warning should be printed for the user.\ b. Print the root(s) indicating if the roots are real or complex and if there is one or two unique roots. An example output might look like:\ "This quadratic has one real root which is 10 ."\ The output string must be accurate for ANY possible inputs of

a,b

, and

c

.\ Hint: make use of the typeO function.

Problem 3 ( 50 points). The quadratic formula can be used to determine the roots of a quadratic equation. r=2abb24ac Write a script that defines values for variables a,b, and c and evaluates the root(s) of the quadratic, r. Your script must do the following: a. Ensure the variables a,b, and c are of either type int or float. No exceptions should be raised (meaning the code still fully runs) by trying to do math on e.g. strings, but a warning should be printed for the user. b. Print the root(s) indicating if the roots are real or complex and if there is one or two unique roots. An example output might look like: "This quadratic has one real root which is 10 ." The output string must be accurate for ANY possible inputs of a,b, and c. Hint: make use of the typeO function