Write a MATLAB code to obtain the following. Keep yourcode commented whenever required. Copy your source code and commandwidow outcomes and screen shots of any plots in yoursolution.

Develop three functions for temperature-conversion.

• Create a function called F_to_K that converts and returntemperatures in Fahrenheit to Kelvin and store results in‘F_to_K2.txt’.
• Create a function called C_to_R that converts and returntemperatures in Celsius to Rankine and store results in‘C_to_R2.txt’.
• Create a function called C_to_F that converts and returntemperatures in Celsius to Fahrenheit and store results in‘C_to_F2.txt’.

Use the following equations to achieve these conversions.

1 degree Fahrenheit =255.928 Kelvin

1 degree Celsius =493.47 Rankine

1 degree Celsius =33.8 degrees Fahrenheit

• Write an appropriate MATLAB code to collectively call and testthese functions.
  • It should import data from ‘Tempr2.txt’ and convey it to eachof the above mentioned user defined functions. ‘Tempr2.txt’ isavailable on BlackBoard under the folder Final_Exam.
  • It should display on the command window one conversion tablefor each case while displaying first 20 inputs andconverted values.
  • It should also display a table on the command window, whichpresents the mean, median, variance and standard deviation valuesaccording to the following Table.

Measurements	Input Temperature	Output of    F_to_K	Output of    C_to_R	Output of    C_to_F
Mean
Median
Variance
Standard Deviation