Complete the following two functions that can be used for lists.

$($i$)$ This function receives a list of numbers and return all of the even numbers

ewhich are larger than $0.$ The function should return None if there is no even

number. Assume that the parameter numlist is a list.

def multEven$($numlist$)$

For example:

If the input list is $[43,17,59,22,58,67,0,15],$ the returned list is $[22,58]$

$($ii$)$ This function returns True if any number in the list parameter check is equal

to any number in the list parameter numlist or False otherwise. Assume that

both parameters are lists.

def checkEqual $($numlist$,$ check$)$

For example:

numlist $=[1,9,6,3,4,6,2,4]$

print$($checkEqual$($numlist$,[0,0,0]))$ # False

print$($checkEqual$($numlist$,[9,0,0]))$ # True