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Project 3: Population Tracker

·      Learning Objective: Using Python Repetition and Loop Statements

Problem Description

Write a Python program that predicts the approximate size of a population of organisms.

The application should use text boxes to allow the user to enter the following information:

o   starting number of organisms,

o   the average daily population increase (as a percentage), and

o   the number of days the organisms will be left to multiply.

For example, assume the user enters the following values:

Starting number of organisms: 2

Average daily increase: 30%

Number of days to multiply: 10

The program should display the following table of data

for example: can you solve it using similar to the below technique. basic python techniques

# Declare variables for the distance, speed, and time.
distance = 0
speed = 0.0
time = 0

# Get the speed as input from the user.
speed = float(input('Enter the speed of the vehicle in kph: '))

# Get time traveled and convert to integer for full hours.
time = int(input('Enter the number of hours traveled: '))

# Display the distance traveled by hour.
print ('Hour\tDistance Traveled')
print ('------------------------')

for hour in range(1, time + 1):    distance = hour * speed#

print (hour, '\t',distance)

Enter the speed of the vehicle in kph: 80
Enter the number of hours traveled: 20
Hour    Distance Traveled
------------------------

1. 1  80.0

2. 2  160.0

3. 3  240.0

4. 4  320.0

5. 5  400.0

6. 6  480.0

7. 7  560.0

8. 8  640.0

9. 9  720.0

10. 10  800.0

11. 11  880.0

12. 12  960.0

13. 13  1040.0

14. 14  1120.0

15. 15  1200.0

16. 16  1280.0

17. 17  1360.0

18. 18  1440.0

19. 19  1520.0

20. 20  1600.0

variables for the distance, speed, and t

ime.distance = 0speed = 0.0time = 0# Get the speed as input from the user.speed = float(input('Enter the speed of the vehicle in kph: '))# Get time traveled and convert to integer for full hours.time = int(input('Enter the number of hours traveled: '))# Display the distance traveled by hour.print ('Hour\tDistance Traveled')print ('------------------------')for hour inrange(1, time + 1): distanc