Question

Math functions. Compute: z = √y-x import math x = float(input()) у float(input()) '"Your code goes here'" print(round(z, 2)) # This will output only 2 decimal places.

Answer 1

Here's the complete code for computing z = √y-x using Python's math library and rounding the output to two decimal places:

python

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import math

x = float(input("Enter x: "))

y = float(input("Enter y: "))

z = math.sqrt(y - x)

print("z =", round(z, 2))

In this code, we first import the math library, which provides the sqrt function for computing square roots. Then we prompt the user to enter values for x and y using the input function and convert them to floats using the float function. Next, we compute z using the formula z = √y-x and assign the result to the variable z. Finally, we print the value of z rounded to two decimal places using the round function and the print function.