Perform the following steps with pen and paper $$ you should not write code for these steps:

Write down your PI $($Personal Identifier$).$ Your PI will be different from your OUCU, but like your OUCU, it is unique to you. The PI starts with a letter followed by $6$ digits, followed by a check value, which is either a digit or letter.

Identify the last three numerical digits that occur in your PI$.$ So$,$ for instance, if your Open University PI is A$987654$X$,$ take $654.$ If your PI is Z$1234567,$ you would take $567.$

Use the three digits from Step $2,$ let$$s call them XYZ$,$ to create the number $0\mathrm{.}91$XYZ$.$ For instance, if you obtained $654$ in Step $2,$ then you now get $0\mathrm{.}91654.$ If you obtained $567,$ you now would get $0\mathrm{.}91567.$

In your solution document, in answer to Part ii below, write down your PI and the individual number that you have obtained via Steps $13$ from your PI$.$

We ask you to make use of the individual number based on your PI so you can demonstrate that your solution to this question part is your own.

If you are unclear about how to use your PI to arrive at the individual number, do not hesitate to ask your tutor for advice.

Please state your full PI and the individual number you obtained, so your tutor can establish that the digits you use for XYZ in $0\mathrm{.}91$XYZ correspond with the final three digits of your PI

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