$1$ PlottingCreate a MATLAB script that completes the following tasks:$1.$ Reset commuting environment:$($a$)$ Clear workspace$($b$)$ Close all figure windows$2.$ Setup data:$($a$)$ Create a row vector x with values $1$ to $10($b$)$ Create a row vector y$1$ containing $10$ random numbers$($c$)$ Create an array y$2$ equal to $4$ times y$1$ squared$3.2$D plot:$($a$)$ Open a new figure window$($b$)$ Plot the vector y$1$ as a function of the vector x $($y$1$ vs x$)($c$)$ On the same figure, plot the vector y$2$ as a function of the vector x $($y$2$ vs x$)4.$ Customise lines and markers: Open a new figure window and recreate the same y$1$ vs x plot but: Set the line style to dashed; Set the marker style to circles; Set the line width to $2$; and Set the marker size to $85.$ Set axis range:$($a$)$ Set the x$-$axis range from $2$ to $8$ and the y$-$axis range from $0\mathrm{.}2$ to $0\mathrm{.}8(>>$ help axis$)6.$ Make your figure intelligible to others:$($a$)$ Give your figure a title$($b$)$ Label the x and y axes$($c$)$ Add a legend$2$ Logical, relational and conditional statementsCreate a $2$nd MATLAB script that completes the following tasks:$1.$ Reset commuting environment:$($a$)$ Clear workspace$($b$)$ Close all figure windows$12.$ Create a $10\backslash$times $10$ matrix of uniformly distributed random numbers and run the following tests:$($a$)$ Tests if any values are greater than $0\mathrm{.}5,0\mathrm{.}9,$ and $0\mathrm{.}99($b$)$ Finds the indices where values are greater than $0\mathrm{.}99($c$)$ Finds if all values are greater than $0\mathrm{.}5,0\mathrm{.}1,$ and $0\mathrm{.}01($d$)$ Sets the values which are greater than $0\mathrm{.}99$ equal to $1$For each test use the disp function to output sensible text$3.$ Create two $5\backslash$times $5$ matrices, r$1$and r$2,$ each filled with uniformly distributed random numbers$($a$)$ Test which of the values in r$1$ are greater than their counterparts in r$2($b$)$ Test which the values in r$1$ are greater than $0\mathrm{.}5,0\mathrm{.}9,$ and $0\mathrm{.}99.$ Your tests should return a $5\backslash$times $5$matrix of logical values$3$ Functions$1.$ Basic script:$($a$)$ Clear all variables in your workspace$($b$)$ Create two variables a$=2$ and b$=3($c$)$ Write a script which multiplies these variables together and saves the result in a variable, c$($d$)$ Save your script using a suitable name.$($e$)$ Run your script, and note that the variable c remains in the current workspace after the scripthas finished$2.$ Convert your script to function one part at a time:$($a$)$ Modify the $($one$-$line$)$ script from question $1$ by adding the function keyword, then the nameof the function on line $1($give your function a suitable name$).$ On line $3$ add the end keyword$($b$)$ Run your function. Why doesnt it work? $($Look at the error message in the command windowfor clues.$)($c$)$ Modify the function so that it takes two input arguments$($d$)$ Confirm that your function runs, using the variables a and b in as input arguments$($e$)$ Clear the variable c from your workspace, then rerun the function $-$ why is the calculatedvariable c not in your workspace?$($f$)$ Finish the function by adding an output argument$($g$)$ Re$-$run your function with c as the output argument and a and b as the input arguments.Confirm that the output variable c is now in your workspace.Submit all files together on Blackboard