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Sоlve the rаdicаl equаtiоn, if pоssible.5t =

Sоlve the rаdicаl equаtiоn, if pоssible.5t =

Sоlve the rаdicаl equаtiоn, if pоssible.5t =

Sоlve the rаdicаl equаtiоn, if pоssible.5t =

Sоlve the rаdicаl equаtiоn, if pоssible.5t =

Sоlve the rаdicаl equаtiоn, if pоssible.5t =

Prоgrаmming Midterm The Greаt Wоrd Gаme. Fоr person1, enter in a name and two ints, a and b. For person2, ask for a name and two int’s, a and b. Both persons will have a tag, the first three characters of their name and their a and their b. If the name is less than 3 characters, then use the whole name (i.e., it should not crash if the name is 2 characters). In the rest of the print statements, you will use this tag. Each player then inputs a word to help calculate their “score”. Their score is their word’s length + their ‘a’ – the ‘b’ of the other player as their score. Example: for p1, p1’s score is = p1length+p1a-p2b Using the scores of each player, to determines who wins/loses. The winner is the one with the higher score. If there is a tie, do not print who the winner is. If the difference between the scores is greater than 10, double the a and b values of the winning player. Note: You do have to update the tag. Print out the result with each player’s win/loss amount (it will either be 1/0 0/1 or 0/0 since there is only 1 round).   Example run: Enter P1's name, a, and b>> mood 5 4Enter P2's name, a, and b>> sovde 5 5moo_5_4: enter your word:>> ducksov_5_5: enter your word:>> catsarethebestanimaleversov_5_5 is the winner!sov_5_5 INCREASE!sov_10_10 CURRENT!win counts: moo_5_4: 0  sov_10_10:1