Using PYTHON, answer the following question (details in image below):

pass fail(f,xs) given a predicate function f (a function that returns a bool), and a list of valucs xs, return a pair of two lists: the list of the items that pass the predicate, and those that do not pass the predicate. You must preserve the original order of items in your two paired up output lists >>def pos (x) return x>o | >>> def even (x) : return x%2=- >>> pass_fail (even, [1,2,3,4,5]) ([2, 41, [1, 3, 51) >pass fail(pos, [1.-1,3,-3,2,-2]) 3, -21) pass_fail(even, [9,9,91) 22P pass fail(f,xs) given a predicate function f (a function that returns a bool), and a list of valucs xs, return a pair of two lists: the list of the items that pass the predicate, and those that do not pass the predicate. You must preserve the original order of items in your two paired up output lists >>def pos (x) return x>o | >>> def even (x) : return x%2=- >>> pass_fail (even, [1,2,3,4,5]) ([2, 41, [1, 3, 51) >pass fail(pos, [1.-1,3,-3,2,-2]) 3, -21) pass_fail(even, [9,9,91) 22P