Write a Python function called integrateSpectrum that uses the Trapezoidal Method to numerically estimate the bounded integral. The first few lines of its definition are outlined here. It's up to you to fill in the rest of the function with code: def integrateSpectrum (wavelengths, fluxes, w_lower, w_upper): This function performs a numerical integral of a spectrum. Arguments: wavelengths = a numpy array of wavelengths, in nanometers fluxes = a numpy array of fluxes, corresponding to w w_lower = the lower wavelength limit of the integration w_upper = the upper wavelength limit of the integration Returns:

Write a Python function called integrateSpectrum that uses the Trapezoidal Method to numerically estimate the bounded integral. The first few lines of its definition are outlined here. It's up to you to fill in the rest of the function with code: def integrateSpectrum (wavelengths, fluxes, w_lower, w_upper): This function performs a numerical integral of a spectrum. Arguments: wavelengths = a numpy array of wavelengths, in nanometers fluxes = a numpy array of fluxes, corresponding to w w_lower = the lower wavelength limit of the integration w_upper = the upper wavelength limit of the integration Returns:

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7th Edition

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Author:Abraham Silberschatz Professor, Henry F. Korth, S. Sudarshan

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Chapter1: Introduction

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