Use Haskell write 3 functions, and specified the type of each functions1. function called tupleDistance that takes two lists of numbers and finds the cartesian distance between them. We assume the list is just a very big n-dimensional coordinate. You can assume both lists will be the same size. Now find the distance between them by using the generalized distance formula: .2. function called zip3Lists that takes three lists as arguments and creates a list with a triple from each list consecutively. For example, zip3Lists [1, 2, 3] [4, 5, 6] [a, b, c] would produce [(1, 4, a), (2, 5, b), (3, 6, c)]3. function called everyOther that takes a list and constructs a new list only consisting of every other element in it.
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