Altitude by boiling water 4 solutions submitted (max: 10) View my solutions Old time explorers could determine altitude by measuring the temperature of boiling water. One model for this relationship is 5 p = 29.92101 - 6.8753 x 10-652538 T = 49.161 In p+44.932 Do the following 1 Write an anonymous function that takes altitude as an input and produces pressure as an output. This function should be able to take an array of altitudes and produce an array of corresponding pressures. 2. Write an anonymous function that takes pressure as an input and produces temperature as an output. Again, this function should be compatible with arrays: 3. Create an array of 1000 evenly spaced altitudes from 0 to 15,000 feet. Use the functions you've defined to compute corresponding pressures and temperatures 4. Plot altidude vs boiling temperature. Take this plot with you next time you go backpacking. Use it and a themometer to approximate your altitude. Script Reset MATLAB Documentation 1 Xwrite two anonymous functions Xcreate an array of evenly spaced altitudes h- xuse anonymous functions to get pressures for each altitude and temperatures for each pressure pressures - 9 temps