One person shares a video with three of his friends on social media. Within 1 minute each of those friends share the video with three of their friends. What does this viral growth look like over 10 minutes? In your answer, include both functions described below and both outputs for the arguments 10 and 1.

1. Write your first function either in Python or Java, in the imperative paradigm. It should take two arguments (the number of minutes that pass, and the number of people who start the spread). It should return an array, at each index of which is the number of people who have seen the video after each passing minute. In other words, for the input arguments 2 and 1 (two minutes of spread starting from one person), your function should return the array [3, 9].

2. Write your second function in Racket in the functional paradigm, also taking two arguments (mins and people) and returning a list. If you call (viral-spread 2 1), your function should return (list 3 9).