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Transcribed Image Text:# Exercise 10: Create a function within a function
# Create a function for
adding 2 numbers,
subtracting 2 numbers,
multiplying 2 numbers,
and dividing 2 numbers.
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# Then create a function that will compute
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BMI = ( Weight in Pounds / ( Height in inches x Height in inches ) ) x 703
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# Get a weight and height from a user to compute user's BMI using your functions.
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