Can I please get some help with this MatLab question?

Write a MATLAB program that finds the maximum value of function (x) = (x + 1)^3 (x - 1)(x - 2) in the interval x = [-2, +2]. The program also finds the value of x in the interval that caused the maximum (x) to occur. Unless otherwise specified, suppress output to the Command Window. (a) Create variables xMax and yMax. Initialize each variable to an appropriate scalar value. (b) Declare a for-end statement with a loop variable named x that will be assigned to every element of a row vector whose elements are equally spaced values starting with -2.0, ending with +2.0, with a step size of 0.01. (c) The body of the for-end statement should perform the following: Compute the current scalar value of a variable y in terms of the current scalar value of loop variable x according to the function (x) = (x + 1)3(x - 1)(x - 2). When appropriate, update the scalar values of xMax and yMax. You may not use any built in functions, including built-in function max. (d) Using multiple instances of the built-in fprintf function, display the values of yMax and xMax according to the following formatting specifications: Format the value of yMax as a fixed-point real number. Format the value of xMax as a fixed-point real number. After completing the above steps, the result of executing the script should look like the output below. FIRSTNAME_LASTNAME_LAB6_problem2 The maximum value of y is 2.640522. The value of x causing the maximum value of y is 0.370000