Help ss. While. Converting a Program Design to Python Code [10 marks]This exercise should be done in the "Exercise 1" file provided to you. In class, we've been drawingup designs in English for programs we want to write. We've then used these code designs to createprograms in Python code. For now, I've given you a code design and your job is to convert thedesign into Python code.Below I'll first provide an example for you. On the left is a code design and on the right is theassociated Python code. You need not type it in if you don't want to; it's just an example of a codedesign and its corresponding code.Design:Create a variable 'num1' and store thenumber 4 in it.Ask the user for a number; store this invariable 'num2'Add variables num1 and num2 andstore the result in variable 'total'Display "The total is:"Display variable 'total'Code:num1 = 4num2= int(input("Enter a number:"))total num1 + num2print("The total is:")print(total)YOUR TASK: Convert the following code design into Python code. Don't change any of thevariable names or the structure of the program in any way.Design:Display "Welcome. This program computes the distance travelled and final speed ofan object, given its initial speed and acceleration, and the time travelled."• Store a value for initial speed into variable 'uspeed'Store a value for acceleration into variable 'acc'Store a value for travelling time into variable 'time'• Compute the distance travelled and store the result in variable 'sdist' as follows:sdistuspeed. time + 7/213acc-time²• Compute the final speed and store the result in variable 'vspeed' as follows:vspeed=√√(uspeed² +2.acc-sdist)Display "The distance travelled is as follows:"Display sdist.Display "The final speed is as follows:"Display vspeed

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