Description: You will write a MATLAB program that interfaces with the Arduino board, an RGB LED, and three resistors (330 Ohm each). The program will ask the user to enter three numbers between O and 255. The program will then use these three numbers to generate the corresponding color on the RGB LED. A table of colors is provided below to indicate what values your program is required to accept. You may add other colors to the list if you wish.* Note: This is the exercise that Pouyan showed everyone in the discussion section last week. Also, depending on your RGB LED, you will either have a common anode (connects to the 5V pin) or a common cathode (connects to ground). Don't forget the resistor on each lead! Colors to program: Your program must support the following colors, where 255 represents 5V intensity for the LED and 0 represents intensity OV on the LED. Decimal Value Color Name (R,G.B) White (255,255,255) Red Green Blue Yellow(255,255,0) Cyan(0,255,255) (255,0,0) (0,255,0) (0,0,255) Magenta (255,0,255) Maroon(128,0,0) Olive(128,128,0) Purple(128,0,128) Navy (0,0,128)