Use the Zelle graphics.py library, Python code covered in this course and data structures covered in this course to solve the following problem:

#### Please don,t use Tkinter to solve the problem, Use py.QT5 to solve the problem.

Bubbies Bagels is a new 'bagel-sandwiches-to-go' establishment who requires an app for customers to place their orders.

The establishment only accepts online orders and pick-up...there is no sit-down service available.

Bubbies Bagels sells three different bagels to choose from: plain, whole grain and everything. Plain and whole grain bagels sell for $1.75 each. Everything bagels cost $1.85 each.

The application interface should ask the customer for how many bagels of each type they want to order.

The app should provide the customer with the choice of selecting any of five toppings: butter, cream cheese, onions, lettuce and tomatoes to include in the order (these are at no cost to the customer).

The app should also provide an area for the customer to select, if they want, how much lox (per pound) they would like for their bagels. Lox costs $9.50 per pound and customers typically order less than one pound (usually around .1 pound per bagel).

The app should display the subtotal amount, the taxes on the subtotal (use a 7.5% sales tax) the total of the order (subtotal plus taxes) after the customer selects the "Place Order" button.

After ordering (after the customer selects the "Place Order" button), the interface should also display a message to the customer .telling them that their order will be ready for pickup in 15 minutes. If the order is greater than 24 bagel sandwiches, the order will be ready after 30 minutes.

Use coordinate transformation (the setCoords method) in your program to divide your window for easier placement of objects.

Time permitting, add a graphic image to your interface made up of graphics shapes (I drew a bagel using two different sized circles..keep it simple!