Write a recursive function named merge_sort that sorts a given list using the recursive algorithm of merge sort. Implement and use the helper function _merge , which merges two sorted arrays. Sample Output > merge_sort([10, 32, 83, 2, 72, 100, 32]) [2, 10, 32, 32, ] > merge_sort(['a','g','a','t','e']) ['a','a','g','e', 't'] In [ ]: def _merge(P, Q): ""merges two sorted arrays INPUT: * P. 0 - the two sorted arrays OUTPUT: a sorted list consisting of elements in P and Q pass In [ ]: def merge_sort(array): ""sorts a given list INPUT: * array - the list OUTPUT: a sorted copy of the list. pass

Task 7 - Task 10 Task 7: List the square footage, owner number, owner last name, and owner first name for each property managed by the StayWell-Columbia City office. Task 8: Repeat Task 7, but this time include only those properties with three bedrooms. Task 9: List the office number, address, and monthly rent for properties whose owners live in Washington State or own two-bedroom properties. Task 10: List the office number, address, and monthly rent for properties whose owners live in Washington State and own a two-bedroom property.

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You may use the Boolean operator to search for data on two separate topics at once. To get the most relevant results, Kevin should utilize which of the following Boolean operators?