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Need helping writing a python
- the lowest number in the list
- the highest number in the list
- sum of numbers in the list
- amount of numbers in the list
The format of the output needs to look like the screenshot, the values should change with the different inputs though.

Transcribed Image Text:Output:
The minimum number in the list is -110
The maximum number in the list is 145
The are 9 total numbers in the list.
The sum of the numbers in the list is 49
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