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Createa program to be used in a coin sorting machine. Themachine takes U. S. pennies, nickels, dimes, and quarters. The base specifications for these are as follows: 19.05 mm 21.21 mm17.91 mm 24.26 mmweight2.5g5.0 g2.268 g5.670 gThe machine is equipped with sensors that measurethe diameterand weight of each coinin order to identify and count each type of coin. Since coins can be subject to wear and tear, each coin diameter and width is allowed a tolerance: -2%.Your program must:
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