The following piece of code results in an error. How can it be tweaked, so that it outputs a value 14 upon execution? def pass_it(x, y): z = x*y return(get_result(z)) def get_result(number): z = number + 2 num1 = 3 num2 = 4 answer = pass_it(num1, y=num2) print(answer) Group of answer choices Add ‘return(z)’ underneath the z assignment in the get_result function block When calling the pass_it function, change the argument passing to ‘num1,num2’ Insider get_result function definition, change local variable ‘z’ to a different name: it cannot have the same name as inside the function ‘pass_it’ Inside the pass_it function definition, first store the “get_result(z)” in a local variable, and then pass it into the return statement