3. import time def func_parameters (func): def wrapper (*args, **kwargs): start_time= time.time() result = func(*args, **kwargs) end_time = time.time() tot_time = end_time start_time print (f"Function {func.___name__} took {tot_time: .4f} seconds") return result return wrapper def exec_time(func): def wrap (*args, **kwargs): print (f"Calling {func. _name__with args: {args), kwargs: {kwargs}") result = func(*args, **kwargs) print (f"{func.___name___} returned: {result}") return result A # <<<<< Position 3 Insert declarators here.. >>>>> def calculate_multiply(numbers): return wrap tot = 1 for x in numbers: tot *= x return tot # <<<<< Position 1 Insert declarators here.. >>>>> result calculate_multiply ([1, 2, 3, 4, 5]) print("Result:", result) Insert declarators in right position in the appropriate order to print the Parameters, the execution time ar It is possible by placing the lines - @exec_time @func_parameters - below the line "#Position 1". It is possible by placing the lines - @func_parameters @exec_tim