Write the following in Ruby code NOT scheme

3 (distance pi p2) Assume pi and p2 are lists containing x,y,z coordinates. Return the Euclidean distance between the two points. You know Pythagoream, right? Note: it's possible to write this in such a way that it also works with 2-d coordinates. scheme (guile -user)> (distance '(0 0 0)'(10 0 0)) $9 10 schemeQ (guile-user)> (distance ' (0 0 0) '(5 5 0)) $10-7.0710678118654755 schemeo (guile -user)> (distance '(O o 0) '(1 1 o)) $11 -1.4142135623730951 schemeQ (guile -user)> (distance ' (0 0 0) '(1 0 1)) $12 - 1.4142135623730951 schemeQ (guile-user)> (distance '(8 0 0) '(8 10 0)) $13 = 10