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Q2.2 Mаrket Vоlаtility (10pt) Wоrking with the stоck mаrket can feel more like working with a random number generator, but there are times where the volatility in the market can be quantified (or calculated) using the standard deviation. Assume that the function above is completed and correct. Use it to create find_riskiest, which takes in a list of company names and a list of tuples containing all the prices for that company. Each entry in the first list corresponds to an entry in the second. In other words, names[1] would be the name of the company who's prices are stored in prices[1]. At the end of the function, you should display name and standard deviation of the company that had the highest deviation before returning the index where the companies data is in the input list. Using exactly two asserts, make sure that the length of the names and prices are the same and that each has at least one item. As an example, the following would be some lists that could be used with this function. It contains three companies. find_riskiest( [ "ABC Inc.", "LIFO Co.", "Penn Ltd" ], [ [1.1, 2.2, 1.1, 1.2], # The prices for "ABC Inc." [3.3, 4.4, 3.3, 4.4], # ... for "LIFO Co." [5.5, 6.6, 7.7, 8.8], # ... for "Penn Ltd" ] ) You cannot use Member Functions or modify the input lists in any way. You should minimize the amount of code you write and use no more than two (2) loops. def find_riskiest( names : list[str], prices : list[tuple[float, ...]], ) -> int: