CS 151: Lab 2 problems You should have working programs that can be demonstrated on the instructor's terminal and discussed: Problem 1: Write a program to compute the total value in dollars and cents of your loose change. You will input the number of quarters, dimes, nickels and pennies, and your program must tell you how much is this in dollars and cents. Hint: use integer division to compute the dollar amount, and remainder for computing cents. Problem 2: Assume that the interest on a loan is computed by means of the following formula: interest = principal * (rate/100) * (time/365) Write a program to compute the value of interest you pay, given the amount borrowed, the interest rate, and the time of the loan. Problem 3: Write a program that asks the user to input a three-digit number and then prints the number in a reverse order. For example, 678 must be printed as 876. Hint: play with integer division and remainder operator. Problem 4: At a state college, tuition charges are $75.00 per credit with a maximum of $1000.00 no matter how many credits are taken. Write a program that calculates tuition charges, given the number of credits taken.