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Polynomial with a real variable
(30 points) Consider the following polynomial with a real variable, x; �(�) = �& − 6�) + 11� − 6 = (� − 1)(� − 2)(� − 3) which has roots at x=1, x=2 and x=3. The polynomial and its roots are shown in the figure below. a. (5 points) Write a Python function for p(x) that takes x as a formal parameter and returns p(x). b. (15 points) Write a Python function for root finding using the Bisection search that takes a lower bound, xl, and an upper bound, xu, of a search interval as formal parameters, and returns a root, x1, of p(x) such that p(x1)~0. x1 can be any root of p(x). At each iteration, the function is expected to print the iteration number, the new interval midpoint and the absolute value of p(x) at the midpoint. Iterations should stop when the absolute value of p(x) at a new midpoint is less than 10-6. The function will return that midpoint as x1. c. (10 points) Write a main program that will get the lower and upper bounds, xl and xu, from a user using the input statement, and call the functions developed earlier as needed to find a root of the polynomial. In order for the Bisection search to work, the value of p(x) should have different signs at the lower and upper bounds. If the value of p(x) has the same sign at the lower and upper bounds provided by the user, the program should print an error message and quit. Otherwise, it should call the function developed for question 1.b to find a root. The program is supposed to print the root right after locating it