OverviewWrite a program that solves quadratic equations.DescriptionWrite a program that solves for x in a quadratic equation of the formalt textThis is done by plugging in the values of a$,$ b$,$ and c into the Quadratic Formulas, where a$,$ b$,$ and c are integers:alt textNotice that there are two formulas. This will calculate two different x values.You will need to ask the user for the values of a$,$ b$,$ and c$,$ using the example prompts as shown below.Hint $1$: You can perform a square root operation by raising to the $0\mathrm{.}5$ power. For instance:$(10*$x$)**0\mathrm{.}5$Will multiply x by $10$ and take the square root of the result.Hint $2$: If you are getting incorrect numbers, check to make sure you are using parentheses correctly!Hint $3$: Dont be afraid to create intermediate variables to make your code more understandable. Remember, fewest lines of code is not a goal you should strive for. Dont try to do more than one thing on each line of code! It just makes for confusing code thats hard to read.Hint $4$: If you are having spacing issues, note that your input prompts must be exactly as shown in the example below, and end with a colon followed by a space and a newline. $($The newline character in Python is

$)$Note: Do not enter $0$ as a value for a$,$ since division by $0$ is illegal and the quadratic formula is only defined when a is not $0.$ObjectiveThe objective of this lab is to practice writing complex formulas using Python.Note: For this lab, the input prompts matter! They should be as shown below with a space followed by a newline character after the colon.Enter a: Enter b: Enter c: Ex: If the input is:Enter a: $5$Enter b: $6$Enter c: $1$Then the output is:x$1$: $-0\mathrm{.}2$x$2$: $-1\mathrm{.}0$Use the Try it button first to make sure everything is working the way you think it should.