Question: Consider a model for the wind chill temperature as a function of the actual air temperature and the wind speed. This model is curve fitted

Consider a model for the wind chill temperature as a function of the actual air temperature and the
wind speed. This model is curve fitted from several sets of data points (curve fitting is a subject to be
studied in ME2500).
a) Using a function handle, define a MATLAB function that calculates the wind chill temperature
according to the following formula:
=35.74+0.621535.75
0.16+0.4275
0.16
where, the actual air temperature and wind speed are inputs to the function, and the wind
chill temperature is the output. For this equation, the units for temperature and wind speed
are \deg F and mph, respectively.
b) Use your function to calculate the wind chill temperature for =25 and =15 mph.
c) Write a script file that does the following operations. Using the MATLAB built-in function plot
function, plot (in red) for =45 and =0 to 50 mph. On the same graph, plot (in
blue) for =15 and =0 to 50 mph. Be sure to label your graph properly, including the
legends, either by command lines or using the plot toolbox.
d) Repeat part (c) by using the fplot function.

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