Rewrite the two print statements in the code using format printing to show the result in two decimal places . def resistance(i,e):     return e/i #Compute the total resistance as per the given formula     def parallel_resistance(r1,r2,r3):     return 1.0/((1.0/r1)+(1.0/r2)+(1.0/r3)) #Compute the series resistance  def series_resistance(r1,r2,r3):     return r1+r2+r3 #Read the voltage  e1=float(input('Voltage 1 : ')) e2=float(input('Voltage 2 : ')) e3=float(input('Voltage 3 : ')) #Read the current i1=float(input('Current 1 : ')) i2=float(input('Current 2 : ')) i3=float(input('Current 3 : ')) #Compute the resistance  r1=resistance(i1,e1) r2=resistance(i2,e2) r3=resistance(i3,e3)     #Compute the resistance in parallel Circuit rp=parallel_resistance(r1,r2,r3) #Compute the resistance in series Circuit rs=series_resistance(r1,r2,r3) #Display the result  print('Resistance in Parallel Circuit : {0:.2f}'.format(rp)) print('Resistance in Series  Circuit : {0:.2f}'.format(rs))

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Rewrite the two print statements in the code using format printing to show the result in two decimal places .

def resistance(i,e):
    return e/i

#Compute the total resistance as per the given formula    
def parallel_resistance(r1,r2,r3):
    return 1.0/((1.0/r1)+(1.0/r2)+(1.0/r3))

#Compute the series resistance 
def series_resistance(r1,r2,r3):
    return r1+r2+r3

#Read the voltage 
e1=float(input('Voltage 1 : '))
e2=float(input('Voltage 2 : '))
e3=float(input('Voltage 3 : '))

#Read the current
i1=float(input('Current 1 : '))
i2=float(input('Current 2 : '))
i3=float(input('Current 3 : '))

#Compute the resistance 
r1=resistance(i1,e1)
r2=resistance(i2,e2)
r3=resistance(i3,e3)    

#Compute the resistance in parallel Circuit
rp=parallel_resistance(r1,r2,r3)

#Compute the resistance in series Circuit
rs=series_resistance(r1,r2,r3)

#Display the result 

print('Resistance in Parallel Circuit : {0:.2f}'.format(rp))
print('Resistance in Series  Circuit : {0:.2f}'.format(rs))

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def resistance(i,e):
    return e/i

#Compute the total resistance as per the given formula    
def parallel_resistance(r1,r2,r3):
    return 1.0/((1.0/r1)+(1.0/r2)+(1.0/r3))

#Compute the series resistance 
def series_resistance(r1,r2,r3):
    return r1+r2+r3


def main():
    #Read the voltage 
    e1=float(input('Voltage 1 : '))
    e2=float(input('Voltage 2 : '))
    e3=float(input('Voltage 3 : '))
    
    #Read the current
    i1=float(input('\nCurrent 1 : '))
    i2=float(input('Current 2 : '))
    i3=float(input('Current 3 : '))
    
    #Compute the resistance 
    r1=resistance(i1,e1)
    r2=resistance(i2,e2)
    r3=resistance(i3,e3)    
    
    #Compute the resistance in parallel Circuit
    rp=parallel_resistance(r1,r2,r3)
    
    #Compute the resistance in series Circuit
    rs=series_resistance(r1,r2,r3)
    
    #Display the result 
    print('\nResistance in Parallel Circuit : {0:.2f}'.format(rp))
    print('Resistance in Series  Circuit : {0:.2f}'.format(rs))
    
main()

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