Conditionals 3 A). Write a function called "is less than". Given 2 numbers, "is less than' retums whether num2 is less than numl. output = is less than 9, 4) print (output) # --> True PYTHON36 def is less than(numi, num2): your code here pass 3 B). Write a function called "is greater than". Given 2 numbers, "is, greater than" returns whether num2 is greater than numl. output = ir greater than (11, 10) print (output) # --> False PYTHON3.6 1. def is_greater_than(numi, num2): # your code here pass C.) Write a function called "is, equal to". Given 2 numbers, 'is equal to' retums whether num) is equal to num1. output = is equal to (11, 10) print (output) # --> False PYTHON3.6 1 - def 1s_equal_to (num, num2): 2 your code here 3 pass D). Write a function called 'is even". Given a number, "is, even" retums whether it is even. output = yen (11) print (output) # --> False PYTHONRG 1 - def 19_even (num): 2 your code here 3 pass