3.) Write a function called forecast that has no parameters. You can see that barebones functions.py that we provided imports the random module. Use random.randrange (101) to get an integer between 0 and 100. This is your forecasted chance of rain, which will be different every time. Print it in the following format (the code executed is in blue, the output produced is in green): forecast() Chance of rain today: 59 % forecast() Chance of rain today: 74 7 4.) Write a function called radians that takes an angle in degrees and prints it converted to radians. The formula for turning an angle in degrees into radians is: radians = degrees * / 180. Use math.pi for it. You should round the result to three decimal places using the built-in round function. The documentation is here. I suggest messing around in the shell with round to see how it works. Here are some examples of calling the function with different arguments. (The code executed is in blue, the output produced is in green): radians (200) The angle in radians is: 3.491 radians (30) The angle in radians is: 0.524 5) Write a function called decimal that bacumhar Drint the decimal art in th t 5 17