I need help with problem 2, please!!

Read the sample information below and start to think about how to best represent one of the rows as data (i.e. how to best represent the information for a single year). Statistics Canada* has some historical information about production of potatoes in Canada: Accessed 2023-01-12 Problem 1: Design a data definition called PotatoesHarvest to represent the information from one row (i.e., one year) shown above. Be sure to follow all steps of the HtDD recipe. (Caution: the word yield is a special word in Python, much like the words return, def, and if . So, you cannot name a variable or field yield . You can name it, for example average_yield, however!) Design a data definition called PotatoesHarvest to represent the information from one row (i.e., one year) shown above. Be sure to follow all steps of the HtDD recipe. (Caution: the word yield is a special word in Python, much like the words return, def, and if . So, you cannot name a variable or field yield . You can name it, for example average_yield, however!) Problem 2: You want to determine how many additional million of dollars could have been earned in a given year if the harvested area was equal to the seeded area. Design a function that takes a PotatoesHarvest and returns this value (million of dollars) rounded to two decimal points. Hint: To calculate this value, first compute how many acres were seeded but not harvested, then multiply this value by the average acre yield and the price of a hundredweight of potatoes. Make sure that the units used match and your returned value is in millions of dollars. Be sure to follow all steps of the HtDF recipe