There's two names I'm trying to print out because they have the duplicate values in three columns. However, only one name is printing in the output. How do I fix my code so that all names with the same values are printed into the output? Using Python [23] # EC. Find the duplicate occurences of scores in the classsame_scores =data[data.duplicated(['quiz_total', 'final_grade', 'final_exam'])]same_scoresquiz_total attended final_grade final_examname17072.0No92.8138 Addie Maharaj

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There's two names I'm trying to print out because they have the duplicate values in three columns. However, only one name is printing in the output. How do I fix my code so that all names with the same values are printed into the output?

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[23] # EC. Find the duplicate occurences of scores in the class
same_scores =
data[data.duplicated(['quiz_total', 'final_grade', 'final_exam'])]
same_scores
quiz_total attended final_grade final_exam
name
170
72.0
No
92.81
38 Addie Maharaj

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