-73 Redefined Builtin Python has a set of built-in functions, such as min, abs, and round. It also has built-in types like str, int, and flost. It is unsafe to redefine (give new definitions to) Python's built-in functions and types. The code below redefines one of Python's builtins. Submit the provided code and click on the "Expand for Detailed Error Message" dropdown to determine where the Redefined Builtin error occurs. Then, make changes to the starter code to resolve the error. 1def repeat (x: int, string: strl > stri 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 History """Return a str containing string repeated x times. >>> repeat (4, "Hello") "HelloBelloHelloHello" Unexpected Indent In Python, we increase the indentation level of our code to define a new block for statements like def. Indentation is expected to be consistent. 5 6 7 7 8 str string x return atr History 1 ef introduce (name: atr)-> atr: 2 3 The code below uses inconsistent indentation. Submit the provided code and click on the "Expand for Detailed Error Message" dropdown to determine where the Unexpected Indent error occurs. Then, make changes to the starter code to resolve the error. """Return "Hello, my name is ' + name. >>> introduce ("Michael) "Hello, my name is Michael" Submit hi 'Hello, my name is " return hi+name 7/2 Submit Redefined Outer Name 1 When writing code inside an inner block (such as within a function definition), care must be taken so as to not redefine variables from the outside the block that are still in use. The code below uses a name from an outer block (the function name) in an inner block (the function body). Submit the provided code and click on the "Expand for Detailed Error Message" 73 HSSSSSSS Redefined Outer Name 1 When writing code inside an inner block (such as within a function definition), care must be taken so as to not redefine variables from the outside the block that are still in use. The code below uses a name from an outer block (the function name) in an inner block (the function body). Submit the provided code and click on the "Expand for Detailed Error Message" dropdown to determine where the Redefined Outer Name error occurs. Then, make changes to the starter code to resolve the error. 1 ef total apples (apples_per_tree: int, trees: int) -> int: 2 5 6 7 8 9 History ***Return the total number of apples in an apple orchard given the number of trees and the number of apples per tree. >>> total apples (4,7) 28 PHA /3 total apples apples_per_tree trees return total apples Submit