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Which of the following statements are correct about functions in Python? (select all that apply) Functions cannot be use-defined There is no difference between functions and methods Functions are pre-existing methods either provided by Python or written by developers Functions are reusable programs Which of the following is true for the give Python program? s1=[ 'blue', 'red', 'pink'] print(id(s1)) s1.append('orange') print(id(s1)) id for 11 changes id is not a function id for 1 does not change append is not a valid method How many elements are there in the following tuple t3 ? t1=(1,2,3)t2=(t1,0)t3=(t1+t2) 3 2 5 4 Which of the following are appropriate uses of list, tuples, strings? (Select all that apply) Tuples have dynamic length Length of a tuple changes faster than list Lists are faster than tuple Strings can contain only characters