Imagine that you have a spherical bead. Write a function named parta that will take in as parameters the radius of the sphere and the radius of the hole, and return the volume of the bead.

Write a function named partb that will take in as a parameter a positive integer n and determines if n can be calculated as the sum of $2$ or more consecutive positive, even integers. If it can, return a list of the numbers, otherwise return False.

Write a function named partc that will take in as parameters a single character, a person$$s name, company, and email, and returns a single string of the person$$s digital business card. Use the character as a border, and provide $2$ spaces as padding on either side of the longest entry.

Example using parameters $(\text{'}*\text{'},\text{'}$Dr$.$ Ritchey', 'Texas A&M University', 'snritchey@tamu.edu'$)$:

$***************************$ Dr$.$ Ritchey $**$ Texas A&M University $**$ snritchey@tamu.edu $***************************$

Write a function named partd that takes in as a parameter one list of numbers and returns the minimum, median, and maximum value of the list, in that order.

Write a function named parte that takes in as parameters two parallel lists: a list of times $($in increasing order$),$ and a list of distances traveled by that point in time. The function should return a new list giving the velocity between consecutive time measurements.

Write a function named partf that takes in as a parameter one list of numbers and determines if two of the numbers in the list add to $2028.$ If they do$,$ return the product of the two numbers, otherwise return False.