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Given the following function signature, which of the following calls are valid? Choose all that apply and explain why. (5 pts) # calling the function a. print("1. height in meter", height in meter()) b. print("2. height in meter", height in meter(feet=6)) c. print("3. height in meter", height in meter(6,4)) d. print("4. height in meter", height in meter(inches =8, feet =6) )
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