Instructions In this lab, you will write edit the label.py file that declares a few variables, and modify the code so th

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Instructions In this lab, you will write edit the label.py file that declares a few variables, and modify the code so that it calculates some new variable values using expressions, and prints the values of those variables. Part 1 The variables cost_per_item and quantity contain numeric values. Use these two variables to calculate the total cost (before tax) of the items, which calculates the cost of purchasing quantity of an item which will cost cost_per_item each, putting the value in a new variable called subtotal cost. Next, calculate the tax on this subtotal_cost and put this value into another variable, called tax, which will be 13% of the cost (HST). Finally, assign the sum of these two variables to a new variable, called total cost. Part 2 Print the values of all 5 variables, each on their own line, in the form: variable nanes variable_value. The exact output of your program will look like this: 0 cost_per_item = $19.99 quantity = 5 Subtotal_cost = $99.95 tax = $12.99 total_cost = $112.94 To print a number using exactly two decimal places, usef"variable - (variable:6.27%) within your print() function call. One example of this has been included in the labe1.py file already, and is also included, below: print(t cost_per_iten - Slcost_per_item: 0.21}') sign and there Note: The output has to match exactly, so be sure to put exactly one space on each side of the will be a newline after each variable output (as is the default for print()).