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complete the program to output the value of weight_lbs to three digits after the decimal point, followed by \pounds\.
ex: if the input is 128.0, then the output is:
8.000 pounds
note: print(f\{my_float:.xf}\) outputs my_float to x digits after the decimal point.
1 weight_oz = float(input())
2 weight_lbs = weight_oz / 16
3
4 print(f\{my_float:.xf}\)
5

Explanation:

Step1: Correct variable name, set decimal places

Replace my_float with weight_lbs and set X to 3 in the print statement, then add " pounds".
<Expression>
print(f"{weight_lbs:.3f} pounds")
</Expression>

Step2: Final full program

Combine with existing code lines.
<Expression>
weight_oz = float(input())
weight_lbs = weight_oz / 16
print(f"{weight_lbs:.3f} pounds")
</Expression>

Answer:

The completed program is:

weight_oz = float(input())
weight_lbs = weight_oz / 16
print(f"{weight_lbs:.3f} pounds")

When given input 128.0, it outputs 8.000 pounds as required.