python" You have a circular (cylindrical) pool with a radius of 9 feet and you want toknow how much water will be required to fill it to different depths. You remember that thevolume of a cylinder is Ttrd, where r is its radius and d is its depth.Write a function named "pool_volume" that takes a float as an input (parameter) whichrepresents the depth to fill the pool in feet and returns the number of cubic feet neededto fill the pool to that depth.

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