Q2. Using variables for arithmetic (6 pts. total) In this section, you'll create some more variables, but these will involve some more complicated arithmetic operations. Specifically, cell below defines a set of starting variables; you'll need to use these variables in arithmetic operations to create new variables. Using a,b,c, and d, create the following variables: - Set ans1 to the result of adding a,b,c, and d together. - Set ans2 to the result of multiplying a,b,c, and d together. - Set ans 3 to the result of raising a to the power of d. (Recall that can be used for exponentiation.) - Set ans 4 to the result of dividing ans 3 by ans 1 . - Set ans5 to the result of checking whether ans1 > ans4. - Set ans 6 to the result of checking whether ans2 is even. Remember that you can use the operator to check whether a given number is even (i.e whether the remainder of that number divided by 2 is 0 .) a=2