# Prompt the user for the number of rows (x) and the number…

# Prompt the user for the number of rows (x) and the number of columns (y). # Then output a multiplication table containing X rows and Y columns. # Your table should have right-aligned outputs for X and Y values up to 9. As a reminder, you can use a format specifier with the print function to set the number of spaces for the field width. This will let you right-align integers of different lengths. For example, x = 9 y = 99 print(“x:”, x) print(“y:”, y) print() print(“x: %2d” % x) print(“y: %2d” % y) will output x: 9 y: 99 x: 9 y: 99 Sample run: How many rows do you want?: 4 How many columns do you want?: 3 1 2 3 2 4 6 3 6 9 4 8 12 Rubric: Nested for loop syntax (2pts) Prompt for x = rows and y = columns (2pts) Output the correct number of rows and columns (1pt) Output is aligned correctly (1pt) Output the correct products within the table (1pt)

47) Mel is hoping to secure an internship with a law firm th…

47) Mel is hoping to secure an internship with a law firm this summer. She’s talked with friends and family, but they have not been able to provide her with any useful contacts. Mel runs into her former martial arts instructor, whom she hasn’t seen in many years, and her instructor offers to put her in contact with a friend of his who works in law. This scenario best exemplifies what concept?