Question 2: Reduce Write the recursive version of the functionreduce which takes reducer - a two-argument function that reduces elements to a single value s - a sequence of values base the starting value in the reduction. This is usually the identity of the reducer If you're feeling stuck, think about the parameters of reduce from operator import add, mul def reduce (reducer, s, base): "Reduce a sequence under a two-argument function starting from a base >def add(x, y): >>>def mul(x, y) return X + y return x*y >>reduce (add, [1,2,3,41, 0) 10 >>reduce(mul, [1,2,3,41, 0) >>reduce(mul, [1,2,3,4], 1) 24 "YOUR CODE HERE" return