Sample Input and Output:

Test Case $1$:

Please input truck $1\text{'}$s mass:

$4425$

Please input truck $2\text{'}$s mass:

$3906$

Please input truck $2\text{'}$s velocity:

$21\mathrm{.}2$

Please input the collision's velocity:

$18\mathrm{.}4$

Please input the speed limit in km$/$h:

$50$

Doe, Jane, $12345$

Please input the Last name, first name and driver license number for the driver of truck $1$:

Jane Doe, Driver license number: $12345,$ was over the speed limit by $54\mathrm{.}94$ km$/$h$.$ They have been fined $$549\mathrm{.}40$

Test Case $2$:

Please input truck $1\text{'}$s mass:

$4425$

Please input truck $2\text{'}$s mass:

$3906$

Please input truck $2\text{'}$s velocity:

$21\mathrm{.}2$

Please input the collision's velocity:

$18\mathrm{.}4$

Please input the speed limit in km$/$h:

$110$

Please input the Last name, first name and driver license number for the driver of truck $1$:

Smith, John, $12345678$

John Smith, Driver license number: $12345678,$ was not speeding!Part $2$:

Write a Python program that asks the user for the following information within Main:

Truck $1$ mass, Truck $2$ mass, Truck $2$ velocity, post collision velocity, speed limit where

the crash took place $($in $k\frac{m}{h}),$ and a SINGLE string containing information about the

driver of the truck. The format of this string will be: "Last name, First name, Driver

License Number" $($you can assume the user will always input this string in the correct

format$)$

Your program must have two functions at the top of your Python file. The first function

will be the solution to your parametric modeling from Part $1($remember$,$ you must make

use of parameters and returns for any function you are writing based on a PM solution$)$

Your second function must take in the following values as parameters: The calculated

speed of Truck $1in\frac{m}{s},$ the speed limit where the crash took place, and the SINGLE

formatted string $($see above$).$ The function should first convert the speed of Truck $1$ into

$k\frac{m}{h}.$ The function should then calculate how far over or under the speed limit Truck $1$

was. Based on the result, calculate a speeding fine based on the following conditions:

The function should also perform string slicing on the SINGLE formatted string and

store the $3$ parts of that string as variables. $($Hint remember to omit any spaces or

commas$).$ If the driver was over the speed limit the function should print out a formatted

string: "First name Last name, Driver's license number: XXXXX$,$ was over the speed

limit by $\_k\frac{m}{h}.$ They have been fined $dots." Otherwise, the function should print out

"First name Last name, Driver's license number: XXXXX$,$ was not speeding!"

Hint:

In order to extract information from the formatted string, you need to make use of the

find method, focusing on the commas.

Your final output should be contained in one single print statement, on one line.