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Question 15 1 pts Consider the following paragraph from Apple's 10K: "In April 2021, the Company announced an increase to its current share repurchase program authorization from $225 billion to $315 billion and raised its quarterly dividend from $0.205 to $0.22 per share beginning in May 2021. During 2021, the Company repurchased $85.5 billion of its common stock and paid dividends and dividend equivalents of $14.5 billion." Suppose we have a string called "s" that contains the text above. We want to find how much Apple spent on share repurchases during 2021. The following program should produce the variable result = $85.5 billion. Why does this program not produce the correct result? i = s.find('During 2021') start = s[i].find('$') end - s[i].find('of) result = s[start:end) You need to select ALL correct statements "slselects the everything before "During 2021 "$85 5 billion comes after "Durin 2021so we need to select Anstead of Why does this program not produce the correct result? i = s.find('During 2021') start = s[:i).find('$') end = s[i].find('of') result = s[start:end] You need to select ALL correct statements: "il" selects the everything before "During 2021 "$85.5 billion comes after "During 2021 so we need to select "sliinstead of so "si).find('$) gives us the index of "$225 billion "s{).find('$) gives us the index of "$85.5 billion" if we start counting at During 2021 To get the actual (starting) index of "$85.5 billion't we need to add the index of "During 2021 with "s[i:).find('S')+1 To get the ending index of "$85.5 billion" we also need to subtract the Whitespace before with 'sind 'of') +11