The following program reads three positive integer numbers x, y, and z entered by the user. It checks whether or not all the numbe are positive. Then, it calculates and prints the total and the average of the 50% of the input numbers. The result should be printed w 2 decimal points. If at least one of the input numbers is not positive, the program prints an error message Complete the missing parts of the following code by drag and drop the appropriate statements shown below. print (total= %.2f average = %.21 %(total, average) average total /3 print (total%2d average %2d %(total, average) if (>0 and y>0 and z>0): total-x0.5+ y05 - 20.5 if (x>0 or y>0 or 2-0): print ("Numbers are not positive) total x0.5+ y"0.5 20.5 else: xyz (input (Enter 3 integer numbers: "split

The following program reads three positive integer numbers x, y, and z entered by the user. It checks whether or not all the numbe are positive. Then, it calculates and prints the total and the average of the 50% of the input numbers. The result should be printed w 2 decimal points. If at least one of the input numbers is not positive, the program prints an error message Complete the missing parts of the following code by drag and drop the appropriate statements shown below. print (total= %.2f average = %.21 %(total, average) average total /3 print (total%2d average %2d %(total, average) if (>0 and y>0 and z>0): total-x0.5+ y05 - 20.5 if (x>0 or y>0 or 2-0): print ("Numbers are not positive) total x0.5+ y"0.5 20.5 else: xyz (input (Enter 3 integer numbers: "split

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