1. This problem has nothing to do with computers or Python (except that it involves an algorithm, which computer programs also use). It should be answered in the same way that we answered the which number is larger" question on the first day of class: as a detailed set of directions for humans to follow. If you use the words "variable" or "print", you're not answering the question. Given any integer n between 1 and 299, give a (practical) algorithm that determines the number of 100 dollar bills, 50 dollar bills, 20 dollar bills, 10 dollar bills, 5 dollar bills, and 1 dollar bills that one should use to make n dollars. This means: describe the steps used to determine each number, in order, USING ENGLISH - NOT CODE!. Every cashier uses this algorithm everyday, and most of them don't know Python; describe their thought process, but be precise about how you describe it. You may assume that we all understand basic arithmetic (plus, minus, times, divide, greater than, less than, equals). Write your answer without mentioning any specific price for n. Also, avoid using and so on" (or something equivalent) in your algorithm - give precise directions