a. Write a function named hasFinalletter that takes two parameters 1. strlist, a list of non-empty strings 2. Letters, a string of upper and/or lower case letters The function hasFinalLetter should create and return a list of all the strings in strlist that end with a letter in Letters, eg.: >>> hasFinalLetter ( ["cat", "frog", "turtle"], "ekGaBt") ['cat', 'turtle'] b. Create three test cases, each consisting of a list of non-empty strings and a string of upper and/or lower case letters, for your function in Problem la. One of these tests should return the empty list. For each test case write two assignment statements and a function call that pass the test arguments to your function. a. Write a function named isDivisible that takes two parameters 1. maxInt, an integer 2. twoInts, a tuple of two integers The function isDivisible should create and return a list of all the ints in the range from 1 to maxInt (not including maxInt) that are divisible of both ints in twoInts, e.g.: >>> isDivisible (100, (2, 5)) [10, 20, 30, 40, 50, 60, 70, 80, 90] b. Create three test cases, each consisting of a value for maxInt and a value for twoInts, for your function in Problem 2a. One of these tests should return the empty list. For each test case write two assignment statements and a function call that pass the test arguments to your function