6.1 (5 pts) Section 3.2 discusses how to use the range function with a loop so that you can cause a variable to take on a sequence of values-the sample code illustrates this by printing those values. (Later we'll do other things with those sequences of values such as adding them, or multiplying them, or using them to index into a list or string, or to draw things.) The function call range (start, end, step) can be used to iterate over the sequence of integers starting at start, using a step size of step and ending before end. In the space below, show the output of running the following command in IDLE. >>> list (range (2, 17, 5)) 6.2 (3 pts) The line above converts the result of the range () function into a list. Use the code below to fill in the blanks: The range starts at , uses a step size of and ends before 6.3 (3 pts) Write two lines of Python that use a for loop with the range function to print the values 1, 4, 7, 10, 13, 16. (Your answer must use a for loop with range () to get credit)