Sometimes when you write code there might be a few errors. You drafted the function to solve the equation below but when you called it realized that there are some errors. y = A x sin(B x (x + C)) + D The function accepts x, A, B, C and D as arguments, C and D have the default value of 0. Also when another optional argument named print_result (default to false) is set to true the function prints the result of the equation with 2 decimal points, otherwise returns the result. Fix the following code so it accomplishes the task it is intended for (there are several typos and some code might be missing). Add comments for every change you have made and include a detailed docstring to the function. Pay attention to the errors, Python will guide you and help you fix them!! # Draft Code import math import cos, sin def sine_cosine (x, a, d=0, C, B, print_result(true)) : "Docstring' y = A ** sine((B)*x+C) + D) if print_result: print( 'Y = {:.3f}'.format(y)) return y File "", line 2 import import cos, sin SyntaxError: invalid syntax