Design a function called print_multiplication_table that prints a multiplication table to the screen. The function takes the following four arguments in this order: - the number to start the horizontal axis at, assumed to be a non-negative number - the width of the multiplication table, assumed to be greater than 0 - the number to start the vertical axis at, assumed to be a non-negative number - the height of the multiplication table, assumed to be greater than 0 Your implementation should call the get_multiples function as a helper.

Note please use the get_multiples as a helper function which I already finish. This function will take three integers in the following order, the first number is set it as the initial value, the second one is how much value it should be added or subtracted by and the third number is used as how many numbers are in total. it will return within str with a space in between. This function is already done by me so you just need to add this as a helper function while I just needed some help with the print_multiplication_table function.

example of that would be

>>> get_multiples(9, 3, 3)

'9 12 15'

The following is a sample call with sample output of the multiplication table function:

horizontal axis