The Richter scale is a measure of the intensity of an earthquake. The magnitude NM (unitless) of an earthquake as measured on the Richter scale is M = log10 where Eo = 104.4 Joules is a constant (energy of a small reference earthquake). Write a program that takes as input (from the user) the magnitude of two earthquakes and outputs the energy difference between them. Check your answer using a magnitude 6.8 (Guatemala, 2017) and 9.0 (Japan, 2011) earthquake. Format your output in scientific notation. Self-check: Difference is x.x39xxxe+xx The Richter scale is a measure of the intensity of an earthquake. The magnitude NM (unitless) of an earthquake as measured on the Richter scale is M = log10 where Eo = 104.4 Joules is a constant (energy of a small reference earthquake). Write a program that takes as input (from the user) the magnitude of two earthquakes and outputs the energy difference between them. Check your answer using a magnitude 6.8 (Guatemala, 2017) and 9.0 (Japan, 2011) earthquake. Format your output in scientific notation. Self-check: Difference is x.x39xxxe+xx