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Write a function h( x ) for computing h(x) according to the formula given above. (x may be a float or an array. Write your code so that it can handle both of these. This doesn't need an if statement or anything, just you to be aware of possible input values.)

Next, use np.linspace to create two arrays, xarray and harray, which contain x and h(x) values respectively, for 41 uniformly spaced xxcoordinates, x[4,4].

Your submission should include definitions for function h and arrays xarray and harray. Many are still confusing printing a value and returning a value. Don't confuse those!

Keep in mind throughout that NumPy arrays require NumPy functions, not those from math.