Computer SciencePython 3 1) It will need to accept user input (At several different points)2) Each mathematic operation needs to be it's own function/method:Addition - Takes up to 5 argumentsSubtraction - - Takes 3 argumentsMultiplication - Takes 4 argumentsDivision - Takes 2 argumentsLog - Takes 1 argumentRaise a number to a power ex. X squaredSolve Pythagorean theoremFactorial3) Create the ability for a user to use up to 3 of the aforementioned operations together. Example, I can add 5 numbers making result X. I may then take X, and divide it by 4, generating result Y. That's an example of 2, but you get the idea.

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1) It will need to accept user input (At several different points)

2) Each mathematic operation needs to be it's own function/method:

Addition - Takes up to 5 arguments
Subtraction - - Takes 3 arguments
Multiplication - Takes 4 arguments
Division - Takes 2 arguments
Log - Takes 1 argument
Raise a number to a power ex. X squared
Solve Pythagorean theorem
Factorial

3) Create the ability for a user to use up to 3 of the aforementioned operations together. Example, I can add 5 numbers making result X. I may then take X, and divide it by 4, generating result Y. That's an example of 2, but you get the idea.

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