1. A classic problem that comes up in interviews for coding positions is the "FizzBuzz test: Write a script that prints the numbers from 1 to 100. However, instead of printing any number that's a multiple of 3, print "Fizz". Instead of printing any number that's a multiple of 5, print "Buzz. Instead of printing numbers that are multiples of both three and five, print "FizzBuzz". Four solutions to the FizzBuzz problem are presented here. One is a valid solution, while the other three are each flawed in their own way. Identify the valid solution; then, for each flawed solution, explain why the code fails to solve the problem. % Solution 1 for i-1:100 if mod (i, 3) == 0 disp('Fizz') elseif mod (i, 5) == 0 disp('Buzz') elseif mod (i, 15) == 0 disp('FizzBuzz') else disp (num2 str(i)) end end % Solution 2 for i=1:100 if mod (i, 15) == 0 disp('FizzBuzz') elseif mod (i, 5) == 0 disp('Buzz') elseif mod (i, 3) == 0 disp('Fizz') else disp (num2 str(i)) end end 1 & Solution 3 for i=1:100 if mod (i, 3) == 0 disp('Fizz') end if mod (1,5) == 0 disp('Buzz') end if mod (i, 15) == 0 disp('FizzBuzz') end disp (num2 str(i)) end 8 Solution 4 while i