I'm trying to learn Python but i feel like im doing it all wrong! =ا...Order of OperationsScenarioYou have been given an arithmeticexpression and need to turn it intoa Python expression.AimRewrite the equation shown inFigure 2.4 as a Python expressionand get the result of the equation:Pay special attention to the orderof operations.3(9 − 2) + ( )3Figure 2.4PrerequisitesPython follows the mathematicalrules that you're accustomed to. Alot of what you'd expect to workmathematically can be intuitivelymain.py12+>_ Terminalworkspace $X+

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Database System Concepts

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