Raspberry Pi 3:

Implement a simple, single LED, single switch circuit (using a push button) and write a Python program that does the following: (1) The LED should blink continuously such that it is on for 0.5s and off for 0.5s; (2) When the switch is pressed (closed), it should change the LED's blink rate so that it is on for 0.1s and off for 0.1s (i.e., it should make the LED blink faster); and (3) When the switch is released (open), the LED should go back to blinking at the original rate of 0.5s on and 0.5s off.

Using the figure below, draw the single-switch, single-LED circuit in which the RPi was responsible for detecting the state of the switch (as input) and accordingly affecting the blink rate of the LED (as output): Using the figure below, draw the single-switch, single-LED circuit in which the RPi was responsible for detecting the state of the switch (as input) and accordingly affecting the blink rate of the LED (as output)