Next, write 10 new functions that generate the digits 0-9 using your three line functions. The goal here is to render the digits as they would appear on a low resolution digital display: Each function should accept a "width" argument to control how wide the number should be. You can assume numbers will always be printed with a height of 5 . For example. here is the function for the number 1 : And here's a sample program that calls the function a few times: print ("Nubber 1, vidth = 5: ") meber_t (5) print 0 print ("Nuber 1 . vidth = t0: ") maber_t (10) print 0 print ("Nubber 1. vidth = 2; ") neber_t (2) And here's the expected output: Nubber 1. ridth = 5: Nueber 1. width =10 : Number 1 , width =2 : Here's a sample program that prints all of the numbers (09). And here's the expected output