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Transcribed Image Text:Task 10
Write a Python code that will read 10 numbers from the user, and then print the first number, the sum of the first 2 numbers, the sum of the first 3 numbers,
and so on up to the sum of 10 numbers.
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For example,
The user enters 10, output 10, then
The user enters 2, (10+2) = 12, output 12, then
The user enters 4, (10+2+4) = 16, output 16, then
The user enters 20, (10+2+4+20) = 36, output 36, and continuous till the 10th input
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