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Question 2. Create a new table final_scores with three columns in this specific order: Opponent, UCSB Score, Opponent Score. You will have to create the and Opponent Score columns. Use the function you just defined in the previous question for this problem. Hint: If you want to apply a function that takes in multiple arguments, you can pass multiple column names as arguments in . The column values will be passed into the corresponding arguments of the function. Take a look at the python reference for syntax. Tip: If you're running into issues creating final_scores, check that the arrays and output what you want. \( \begin{array}{ll}1 & \text { ucsb_scores }=\ldots \\ 2 & \text { opponent_scores }=\ldots \\ 3 & \text { final_scores }=\ldots \\ 4 & \text { ucsb_scores }\end{array} \) Question 2. Create a new table final_scores with three columns in this specific order: Opponent, UCSB Score, Opponent Score. You will have to create the and Opponent Score columns. Use the function you just defined in the previous question for this problem. Hint: If you want to apply a function that takes in multiple arguments, you can pass multiple column names as arguments in . The column values will be passed into the corresponding arguments of the function. Take a look at the python reference for syntax. Tip: If you're running into issues creating final_scores, check that the arrays and output what you want. \( \begin{array}{ll}1 & \text { ucsb_scores }=\ldots \\ 2 & \text { opponent_scores }=\ldots \\ 3 & \text { final_scores }=\ldots \\ 4 & \text { ucsb_scores }\end{array} \)