In python and please make sure you get the same output

2mg PAC where m is the mass of the object, g is the acceleration due to gravity (9.8m/s2), p is the viscosity (air is approximately 1.81e 5kg/m/s), A is the surface area and Ca is the drag coefficient (around 1.1 for a stuffie). The result is Vt, the maximum velocity the object will reach. Write a Python function named terminal_velocity which has five parameters (i.e. the five quantities above) and returns the final velocity the stuffie will reach. Include an appropriate docstring which states the func- tion's purpose, parameter(s), and return value(s). The code from question 1 contains an example of a doc- string. Also write a main program that reads the four necessary values from the user, passes the entered values to the terminal_velocity function to perform the computation, obtains the function's return value, then prints a message to the console that reports the user's future value. Your function terminal_velocity should do no console input and no console output. It must receive its input through its parameters and send its output using a return value. Sample Run Here is an example of how your program's console output might look. Green text was entered by the user; blue text came from data returned by the terminal_velocity function. Enter the mass (kg): 0.5 Enter the acceleration due to gravity: 9.8 Enter the viscosity: 1.81e-5 Enter the (m): 0.01 Enter the drag coefficient: 1.1 This object will reach 2218.591822199588. area