The formula for the the value of an saving $v$ that is compounded annually is computed as follows:

$v=P(1+\frac{r}{100}{)}^n$

$P=$ original investment

$r=$ interest rate $(\%)$

$n=$ the number of years in saving

Write a program that asks users for their original investment, interest rate, and the number of years in saving.

Then, it displays the value of their savings, $v,$ that is computed using the formula above.

Note: Use only integer numbers in testing your program. That is$,$ do not input floating point numbers to your input$()$ function. Don't get confus ed; your savings, $v,$ can still be a floating point number.

$(1$ point$).$