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Assume the following code:

class SportsCar$($Car$)$:

def $\_\_$init$\_\_($self$,$ make, model, color, acceleration$)$:

self.make $=$ make

self.model $=$ model

self.color $=$ color

self.acceleration $=$ acceleration

def acceleration$($super$)$:

print$("0$ to $60$ in $",$ self.acceleration, $"$ seconds!"$)$

The SportsCar class inherits from the Car class and the acceleration method overrides or changes a method from the parent class. What is wrong with the acceleration method?

The method declaration should be:

def acceleration$($Car$,$ self$)$:

print$("0$ to $60$ in $",$ self.acceleration, $"$ seconds!"$)$

The method declaration should be:

def acceleration$($self$)$:

print$("0$ to $60$ in $",$ self.acceleration, $"$ seconds!"$))$

The method declaration should be:

def acceleration$($self$,$ super$)$:

print$("0$ to $60$ in $",$ self.acceleration, $"$ seconds!"$)$

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