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Question 95

A laboratory technician is writing a Python program to compare the acidity of two soil samples. The program prompts the technician to input the pH value of each sample (as a real number) and then outputs which sample is more acidic (the sample with the lower pH value).

Complete the program below by filling in the gaps [1] to [5] using the items in Figure 1.

You will not need to use all the items in Figure 1. Each item in Figure 1 should only be used once.

ph1 = float(input("Enter pH of Sample 1: "))
ph2 = _____[1]_____(input("Enter pH of Sample 2: "))
if ph1 < ph2:
    print(_____[2]_____, "is more acidic.")
_____[3]_____ ph1 > ph2:
    print(_____[4]_____, "is more acidic.")
_____[5]_____:
    print("The acidities are equal.")

Figure 1


float	ph1	ph2	else
elif	int	ph3	if
then	input	print	<

[5]

Complete the program below by filling in the gaps [1] to [5] using the items in Figure 1.

You will not need to use all the items in Figure 1. Each item in Figure 1 should only be used once.

ph1 = float(input("Enter pH of Sample 1: "))
ph2 = _____[1]_____(input("Enter pH of Sample 2: "))
if ph1 < ph2:
    print(_____[2]_____, "is more acidic.")
_____[3]_____ ph1 > ph2:
    print(_____[4]_____, "is more acidic.")
_____[5]_____:
    print("The acidities are equal.")

Figure 1


float	ph1	ph2	else
elif	int	ph3	if
then	input	print	<

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