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1 import math
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3 w = float(input())
4 x = float(input())
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6 val = w * math.fabs(x)
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8 print(f\val = {val:.2f}\) # outputs val with 2 decimal places

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math.fabs() is used to compute the absolute value of x.
then, math.pow() is used to compute w to the power of math.fabs(x).
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× 1: compare output
output differs. see highlights below.
input 4.00
2.00
your output val = 8.00

Explanation:

Step1: Replace multiplication with power

Change w * math.fabs(x) to math.pow(w, math.fabs(x))

Step2: Keep print statement unchanged

Maintain print(f"val = {val:.2f}")

Answer:

import math
w = float(input())
x = float(input())
val = math.pow(w, math.fabs(x))
print(f"val = {val:.2f}")

For input 4.00 and 2.00, the output will be val = 16.00