Python program that takes two values as user input, x and y; then applies the following equations on x and y and prints the output of the functions. ? = ? ∗ 10 − ? ∗ 3 ? = ???((2 − ?) ∗ ? + ?) Please note, you have you utilize functions to solve this problem. Make sure to use floating point numbers while calculating.

Python program that takes two values as user input, x and y; then applies the following equations on x and y and prints the output of the functions. ? = ? ∗ 10 − ? ∗ 3 ? = ???((2 − ?) ∗ ? + ?) Please note, you have you utilize functions to solve this problem. Make sure to use floating point numbers while calculating.

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