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Q5: Totals Implement totals_tree, which takes a mobile (or weight) and returns a tree whose root is its total weight and whose branches are trees for the ends of the sides. def totals_tree (m): "Return a tree representing the mobile with its total weight at the root. >>> t, u, v- examples ( ) >>> print_tree(totals tree(t)) >>print_tree(totals_tree(u)) >>> print_tree (totals_tree (v)) "YOUR CODE HERE**