Instructions:

Create a Python program named CST$\_150\_$Distance$\_$Traveled.py$.$

Write a function named calculate$\_$distance that takes speed and time as parameters and returns the calculated distance using the formula: Distance $=$ Speed $*$ Time.

In the main part of your program:

a$.$ Set the speed variable to $70($speed of the car in miles per hour$).$

b$.$ Set three time variables $($time$\_1,$ time$\_2,$ time$\_3)$ to $6,10,$ and $15$ respectively $($in hours$).$

c$.$ Call the calculate$\_$distance function for each time value and store the results in variables.

Display the results using print statements as follows:

a$.$ Print the distance the car will travel in time$\_1$ hours.

b$.$ Print the distance the car will travel in time$\_2$ hours.

c$.$ Print the distance the car will travel in time$\_3$ hours.

Save and run your program to see the calculated distances.

Sample Output:

The distance the car will travel in $6$ hours: XXX miles

The distance the car will travel in $10$ hours: XXX miles

The distance the car will travel in $15$ hours: XXX miles

Note: Replace XXX with the actual distance values.