The code is not printing the correct result. Please explain to me step by step. = ax? + bx+c.• Ask the user for the coefficients a, b and c of a quadratic function f (x)• Output the results for x values of (0, 1, 2, .., 9), then x values of (10, 100, .., 10,000,000).• You must write two functions:1. A function that returns the value of the quadratic function given the coefficients and the value x.2. A function that prints the value of the quadratic function given the coefficients and the value x. This function will call the firstfunction.• You must use a for loop for the x values 0 to 9, and a while loop for the powers of ten.Example output looks like this:Enter coefficient a: 2.0Enter coefficient b: 4.0Enter coefficient c: 2.0Parabola y = 2.0 x^2 + 4.0 x + 2.0At x = 0.At x = 1 y = 8.0At x = 2 , y = 18.0At x = 3 , y = 32.0At x = 4 , y = 50.0At x = 5 , y = 72.0At x = 6At x = 7 , y = 128.0At x = 8At x = 9At x = 10 , y = 242.0At x = 100At x = 1000At x = 10000At x = 100000 , y = 20000400002.0At x = 1000000 , y = 2000004000002.0At x = 10000000, y = 2.0= 98.0у%3D 162.0y = 200.0y = 20402.0y = 2004002.0y = 200040002.0y =200000040000002.0 Code screenshot1 # function that returns the value of the quadratic function given the coefficients and the value x2 def quadratic(a, b, c, x):return a * x ** 2 + b * x + c45 # function to print the value of a quadratic function given the coefficients and the value x6 def print_quad(a, b, c, x):print(f"At x = {x} , y = {quadratic(a, b, c, x)}")8.9 # get the coefficients from the user10 a = float(input("Enter coefficient a: "))11 b = float(input("Enter coefficient b: "))12 c = float(input("Enter coefficient c: "))I1314 # print the quadratic equation15 print(f"Parabola y = {a} x^2 + {b} x + {c}")1617 # print the value of x and quadratic function for x values of (0, 1, 2, ... , 9)18 for x in range(10):19print_quad(a, b, c, x)2021 # print the value of x and quadratic function for x values of (10, 100, ... , 10_000_000)22 X = 1023 power = 124 while power < 8:print_quad(a, b, c, x**power)power += 1252627RMAL plot_quad.pySample output(base) ~/chegg/src/526 $ python plot_quad.pyEnter coefficient a: 2.0Enter coefficient b: 4.0Enter coefficient c: 2.0Parabola y = 2.0 x^2 + 4.0 x + 2.0At x = 0At x = 1At x = 2, y = 2.0y = 8.0y = 18.0

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= ax? + bx+ c. • Ask the user for the coefficients a, b and c of a quadratic function f (x) : Output the results for x values of (0, 1, 2, .., 9), then x values of (10, 100, ..., 10,000,000). • You must write two functions: 1. A function that returns the value of the quadratic function given the coefficients and the value x. 2. A function that prints the value of the quadratic function given the coefficients and the value x. This function will call the first function. • You must use a for loop for the x values 0 to 9, and a while loop for the powers of ten. Example output looks like this: Enter coefficient a: 2.0 Enter coefficient b: 4.0 Enter coefficient c: 2.0 Parabola y = 2.0 x^2 + 4.0 x + 2.0 At x = 0, y - 2.0 At x = 1, y = 8.0 At x = 2, y = 18.0 At x = 3 , y = 32.0 At x = 4 , y = 50.0 At x = 5 , y - 72.0 At x = 6 , y = 98.0 At x = 7 , y - 128.0 At x = 8 , y - 162.0 At x = 9 , y = 200.0 At x = 10 , y = 242.0 At x = 100 At x = 1000 At x = 10000 , y = 200040002.0 At x - 100000 At x = 1000000 , y = 2000004000002.0 At x = 10000000 20402.0 y = 2004002.0 y y - 20000400002.0 y = 200000040000002.0

= ax? + bx+ c. • Ask the user for the coefficients a, b and c of a quadratic function f (x) : Output the results for x values of (0, 1, 2, .., 9), then x values of (10, 100, ..., 10,000,000). • You must write two functions: 1. A function that returns the value of the quadratic function given the coefficients and the value x. 2. A function that prints the value of the quadratic function given the coefficients and the value x. This function will call the first function. • You must use a for loop for the x values 0 to 9, and a while loop for the powers of ten. Example output looks like this: Enter coefficient a: 2.0 Enter coefficient b: 4.0 Enter coefficient c: 2.0 Parabola y = 2.0 x^2 + 4.0 x + 2.0 At x = 0, y - 2.0 At x = 1, y = 8.0 At x = 2, y = 18.0 At x = 3 , y = 32.0 At x = 4 , y = 50.0 At x = 5 , y - 72.0 At x = 6 , y = 98.0 At x = 7 , y - 128.0 At x = 8 , y - 162.0 At x = 9 , y = 200.0 At x = 10 , y = 242.0 At x = 100 At x = 1000 At x = 10000 , y = 200040002.0 At x - 100000 At x = 1000000 , y = 2000004000002.0 At x = 10000000 20402.0 y = 2004002.0 y y - 20000400002.0 y = 200000040000002.0

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Chapter6: Modularity Using Functions

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